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COMMENT OF

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The Middle Way

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ATER this year. Soviet Russia will presumably raine again the question of a United Nations seat for Communist China, At the Bano time America IN expected Lo presen her usual moratorium on dis cussion of this subject.

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THE FAMOUS COMFORT

· EN ALTIUM TROUSERS.

Whiteaways

EXIT ANOTHER PARTY BOSS COMER (Razor-Scarred

Rakosi, Hungary's No.1 Red Resigns

CONFESSES TO MISTAKES &

HINDERING SOCIALISM

Vienna, July 18. is hard to say at this stage. Matyas Rakosi, First Secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party, which will find most supe port. but

thing IM has resigned, Radio Budapest said tonight. Rakosi announced his resigna- certain: that the quite sub. tion in a letter read at a meeting of the central committee of the Hun-

one

stantial majorities which Amerlea hns rallied to the support of Formosa in the past are unlikely this year.

neutralism

hum

Budding

turned to flower and many states have indicated they will vote for Peking's ad- mission. If the contest can now he said to be uncertain, It is a fair goes that It will also be cluse. But the outcome is really of less conceru then thu 13°43' Britain votes--and perhaps its vote will be crucial this

An Americnu new agency report from London yesterday said Britain was expected to support the

US-reluctantly.

But since It lacks an oficial stamp. the report in questionable.

year,

must be hoped that no decision of this kind has been taken, and that China's admission to the

United

garian Communist Party today.

The meeting was presided over by the Premier, Andras Hegedues. The reasons given were Rakosi's advanced age (65), and illness which had worsened in the past two years.

Rakosi said in his letter that in "view of several mistakes he had made în the past and repeatedly confessed" he did not want to hinder the Party any longer in its struggle for the building up of socialism.

Hegedues proposed that the present First Deputy Premier Emoc Geroe should succeedi Rakosi.

Matyas Rakost has been the Communist Party ever since strong

Hungarian man of the came to power with the aid of the Soviet forces at the end of the war.

As far back as April it was suggested that Mr Rakosi might Europe's be the next of East "Little Stolin's" to fail.

Usually well-informed sources in Budapest and that Mr Rakosi and the Hungarian Communist Party hierarchy had been under violent attacks in district party meetings.

The decisions of the 20th con- gress of the Soviet Communist denouncing Stalin's cult of

Tise Kave

Nationa will be given very parallly echoed in Hungary

Tho

to attacks on

RAKOSI

Esa rasult of the cult of parson-

the laws willy and against socia17.sm were

more serious

of

It' the

nadi that he had done great Damage to the party.

appealed

to

population

of

the entire Hungary

aven

to

maintain

dis. Greater elpline and unity than before,

Future Tasks

18

Mr Geroe summed up the Party's futuro tasks

the strengthening of collective jcadership

complete of the cult of per-

liquidation

sonality.

und

The relaxei

the

tightened End pul on

discipline

the party

must

of become

an

ideological and political basis, he said.

in

bo

to

Sectarianism had deep roots

the Party End must Dought energetically in order maintain the Party line.

the Among

Party's main future tasks, outlined by

123

Mr Geroe, would be:

Parliament, meeting inore

not

serious consideration. UN vote will not take place | and until after the American Rakosi, elections

Sources in Budapest said one hun he had at first confidered iftet, should deal wild - so there is little chance of Britain's decision speaker at a district party meet-

for Mr Rakodi's having any effect on the ing called

accordance with electorate.

But rather than moval in shirk the issue until later Moscow "new line," it would be preferable to face up to present realities: and announce its attitude as soon as possible.

It should consider trade: Bri-

tain

obviously antici pating a relaxation of the embargo soon, preliminary

Removal Demand

of

At two recent meetings Communit intellectuals in

organised by Budapest Petoef Club, the removal

the

Of

of the

Prime

In his position "To remain

a basis for attack would offer to all the enemies of Com- murdem which would seriously hamper the entire dent of socialism," Rakost

According

The

leader.

10-

* *

portant questions the Cabinet, Closer contacts musi be made between parliamentary depullea and their voters, The cloction system should be changed from the present Rystem of voting for itsta to one of voting for individua} candidates.

Cabinet decisions should be limited to the most urgent questions.

to Radio Budapest, the Communist central ship meeting adopted a resolu- Rakest and a ruform

They Kon staung that

ᏝᏅ. Hungarian Party was demandok

preciated the merits of Rakosi

his and officially accepted Wos Mr Rukosi, 04. to which It is making | Minister of Húngury at the time signation.

resolution said! "Rakosi's historical merits will The district administration greater use of the "excep of Stalin's death and attended

must be more independent, Lione

in procedure" the the Soviet leader's funeral.

The rights of the indiviriuni Cocom regulations. British

and the Integrity of pec- sonal property must be manufacturers sec possibil-

guaranteed. ties of increasing exporta nf tractors and ears and doubt. less the scope will widen with the modification of re-

In

May, after announcing the release of Imprisoned Social Democrats. Mr Rakosi admited that he personally

been crrors of Kulity of "nerious your President

trad

In July 1st.

strictions. In diplomatic re- | Tio of Yugoslavia

made

lations there is evidence of veiled criticism of Mr Rakosi. better feeling between the Marshaj Til expressed regret two countries

in that there probably true to say that

And it

British traders

are pre- pared to write off their losses in that country in the hope of making new and mutually profitable conser tions.

These are two factors which with the more

together

obylous

now is

A

in

people in East Europe, especially Hungary, wh

who opposed Soviet- Yugoslav friendship.

Or: June 22 was called scerely to Moxow, insi, Mr Rakosi where Marshal Tilo had shortly before concluded a triumphal visit.

WIN

Tito Acts

ones suggest I!

believed that good time to had demanded the removal convert a passive detente | Rakosi,

ΤΟ

of

who had been

the

into an entente. But what leader of the Cominform group can Britain do, faced with which had severely attacked loyalties to America and its Tito

secma

WUR

when Yugoslavia

out of the Cominform

tics with a Western alliance thrown that

numb to the in 1948. prospects of friendship with China.

the

never be overshadowed mistakes he made.”

by the

The resolution said the chemica of the state and the rightlat group around Imre Nagy would now try to makka Uso Rakost's resignation for their Own purposes. central leadership therefore

The

A cut in the army strength with Вп Improvement in the equipment and weapons, especially in the air force. -Reuter.

MURDER OF MAN IN HIS BED

WOMAN ACQUITTED, LOVER CONVICTED

Detroit, July 18.

A Recorder's Court jury today found Mrs Victoria Hermiz innocent by reason of insanity, but declared her lover, Maurice Hamilton, guilty of first degree murder in their slaying of her

husband.

The

But while Mr Rakosi was in Moscow, the Poznan riots broke

jury returned their But the pair bungled their out in Poland. At the same verdict in the murder trial of faked breaking-in and poller

the time there were signs strong

immigrant Iraqis after found a window broken from AMERICA'S attitude depends dissalfaction among the Com

deliberating 11 hours. The trial the inside and other condemning upon a diplomatic bargain munists of Hungary and Mr had gone on for six weeks. Mrs clues

said -renunciation of force in Rakosi hurried back to

Hormiz, 30, and Hamilton, 20,

he Hamilton's lawyer Budapest to take control of the situation.

were charged with the butcher- would appeal as, “there Was the Formosa area-which

As 2000

knife slaying of Aziz Hermiz, a enough mystery to lend a rea- in no way involves Bri-

an be returned

38-year-old grocer, on Februarysonable doubt in this case," tain, except that the wish central leadership of the Hun-

Defence psychiatrists ould Mrs happens to be hers too. But carlan Communist Party Issued 10 as he slept in his bed.

Hamilton and Sing-solution condemning the theoretically

Mrs Hermiz Hermiz, a poorly-dressed, down- American deadlock could leaders and charging Imre Nagy,

criticism of the Party and its each had accused the other of cast woman, had been insane

before since

the murder. Hamilton, wielding the latte. continue for years and Bri- Mr Rakos's rival for leader-both during a pre-trial truth

United Press. tain cannot afford to pledge ship in the party, with having rum test and from the wilness indefinite support to organised the revolt of the, in Washington's or Peking's tellectuals. Intransigence on this issue. Mr Napy was deposed from Indeed

Possibly tlie Fremiership and finally C. nohjeve moro by working peiled from the Party 10

November 1950 Independently behind the

demand. scenes.

St

the

can

If, therefore, voting for

Moscow's America is equally as com

plicated as voting for China and if the consequences of either appear too formidable to digest, would it net bo good sonso to consider abstaining this, year! particularly if the British voto la one that may swing the decision either way? It would be wrong to incur the odium of Peking if Britain

on Rakosi's

stand, had charged that he was forced into the murder plot by Mrs Hermiz brother, Assawi Haisha, who he said, was Mrs

Harmiz' real accomplice.

BIZARRE STORY

Overall

Ex-King Of London's

Trade With Reds Underworld) ACQUITTED HOSTILE

REPORT BY

Command SENATE For US Admiral

Washington, July 18. A consolidation of United States military commands in the Pacific and Far East, and the appointment of Ad- miral Felix Stump to head all American forces in the

Brea was announced tonight by the Defence Department. Under the changes, the Fer BRA commu red in Japan will abolished and the United Nations command headquarters moved from Japan to Korea,

be

The changes in the command structure will take effect next July 1.

... A ADMIRÁL STUMP

The Defence Department an~ nouncement said the purpose of it was to "simplify" the com- mind and organisation of the US forces in the Pacific-Asian areas.

PROBERS

British

Washington, July 18.

and Western European trade with the Soviet Union came under heavy fire in a majority re- Senate investigations sub- port issued today by

committee.

the

Joseph McCarthy, the junior Republican Senator from Wis- eonsin, joined the four Democry- tie members of the committee in sharply

the Elsen cricising hower administration for agres- ing in Paris in 1954 to incr.osed East-West trade.

on

The live members called the Elsonhower administration to consult with Congress before entering into any negotiailous that could lead to easing total trade embargo imposed by the United States on Communis. Chins

the

The four Democratic members of the sub-committee were Mr John McClellan of Arkansas, Mr Herry Jackson of Washington, Mr Stuart Symington of Mis souri, and Mr Stunues Ervin of

North Carolina.

"Incongruity"

The majority report said that

under the

Paris

mcrub-commitier

London, July 18,

A jury of 10 men and two women today found Jack "Spot" Comer, former self-styled king of London's underworld, not guilty on a charge of razor-glashing a member of a rival gang.

were sen

Comer, his face scarred from a recent beating- up (see picture above) smiled broadly when the agreement, jury announced their verdict at the Old Bailey, allies of the United States were Central Criminal Court, and discharged him. shipping to the Soviet Union such items as heavy metal work-

It was the end of another | tacked by a number, of men, ing machinery, electric power

in chapter

ouarent London two of whom were each gaoled generating equipment, minerale, metals, transportation equip angland warring, which has for seven years

aroused public arm. Comér ment,

It was alleged that five days electronic

equipment, general industrial equipment and Thomas Falco in a pre-dawn,

to have slashed after the two men and was alleged petraleinta

Lapsed Copper went out and attack outside ane dhabin alushed Falco, At the same time tha

It water known that certain men Bought

presence of another man,| 15, 1920

were upset about the result of to inquire into the incongruity Johnny Rice.

"It might afford a of our allies on the one hazid Both Falco and Rice testified that trial. attempting to combat

"the background for what has beca that Comer Con

committed

the juriga munism, while at the

The defence claimed caled a frame-up" slashing.

said. He also recalled that three time

by was a frame-up plotted Union

in connection with the assault another ging leader, Billy Hill, other men had also been arrested highly

to put Comer in gaol.

on Comer. gooda,

Dozens of police held back a

Mr Victor Durand,

Comer's said.

crowd of 200° when Comer left

counsel, referred to Hill, who It added:

in a "The investigation

the courthouse. A man

yesterday described himself as now-assumes particular signt-

brown suit lounging by a cafe boss of the underworld," as the light

window of recent

off to telephone" miserable little character." efforts by our allles

to per-

"LET US CLAMOUR” suade us lo

re- agree to the lation of embargo on shipments to Communist China.

Admiral Stump hus been Navy Commander-in-Chiet Pacific, and Commander of the Pacific Fleet for three years, He will reach the mandatory retirement age of 82 next De- cember, but was recently nu- thorised by President Elsen-feance In hower to remain on active duly beyond that time-Reuter

Planes Collide

2

assisting the Bovies

by shipping her the

strategio the majority report

needed

Battle Act Hint

the result to HII,

JUDGE'S COMMENTS

119

"Let us do something about Summing up in the trial, the these gangsters," he said. "Let Judge said that people were us have a clamour to the highest Stromboli, July 18.

becoming tired of gang warfore places of the realm, Let us have Two planes collided and

in London.

those pald spokesmen of ours third crashed In Italy today, "Great Britain and France

"People stash one another or

cry out in order that the rest of three

razora killing at least

Ameri- are

presently requesting that we have revenge with the can airmen.

controls over

of contact with those persons." strategic and everyone is getting fed up," shall be cleansed of the risk Two US Navy planes collidei trade with Ching be relaxed to

ho said

"But these scence that

He said he would not put we have sten or heard of are Comer on "a rung of the ladder and crashid in the volcanic i5- follow the pattern set in land of Stromboli and first re-

"The British

root really a disgrace to modern life higher than Hill, Falco or Rico ports said ali men aboard were has publicly announced she in this great city.

maintained that the law [but, maint plans exceptions to the em- ye only wish killed.

something could not be abused.

no

At the NATO airbase at Avin- in Northern Italy, an Air Force F-84 jet fighter crashed

was killed.-United

to a fence while taking off. Pros.

The pilot

First To Do It

Darwin, July 18, The first escape from a cell in the Finnte Bay Gaol in 98 years was accomplished last night by Arsenio Calma, 20-year-old Filipino "Houdini", the authori- ties announced today.

Calma, serving a six-month sentence for larceny, wriggled through the bars of a tiny cell window nine feet above the floor. The three-foot-long bars were only six inches apart. The wiry seven-stone prisoner then scaled a 12-foot wall to freedom,- United Press,

BRITISH H-BOMB ́ TEST.

causo

SCT.SC common

barzo on siraiczlo materials could happen to stamp it out No one son the attack on shipped to Communist China, and assuredly it wil be, bo Falco except the injured man agrend to by the China Trade

Law and

Rice, although it was Committee in Paris.

provalls and law and order alleged to have been made in a

heavily

street populated "It remains to be seen whether will be relied upon," the Battle Act provisions will

He told the jury, "You may Mayfair, Yesterday, Victor Russo, be invoked by this action." ——

think that the very existence of known as Feariacenfork, alleged Reuter.

offered him gang

warfare might be a factor in court that Hill which lends colour to the pos- £600 sterling to slash himself siblity that this in truth was a and put the blame on Comer. Ho refused to be involved in frame-up."

The Judge recalled that on the plot, he said.-China Mail May 2 Comer himself was at Special,

Anglican Prelate Blesses Russians

Moscow. July 18, Dr A. M. Ramsay, Angilean, Archbishop

York, in a crimson and gold cape mitre, walked among a crowd of 20,000 Russians today giving his blessing.

He did to when he and eleven other members of an Anglican Church delegation, who aro_on a two-week visit, at the invita tion

of the Russian Church, were surrounded by worshippers and "sightseers as they left the church of the Holy Trinity in Zagorsk, a monastery town 40 weather conditions, minimis-milies north of Morcow. ing the risk of radioactive dailout being carried by trade winds, would prevail. He said the British would make use of

“NECESSITY”

United Nations, July 18. British destgate Sir Alsm Burns today told the Standing Com-- mittee on

Petitions of the United Nations Trusteeship Council that London had decided it was "necessary" to test a hydrogen bomb at re- mote Christmas Island j'ip 1957.

A servico in the church takers by Patriarch Alexei, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, was in honour of the Russian Saint

all precautionary knowledge Servel, who died more than 400

scientists and those

of her powers” which had jonelt in homago at Sergei's

years 1:20. The Archblahop

of

The

:

The bizarre story told by the It was thought at first that the prosecution Was that Mry Poznan riots had saved Rakosi. Hermiz, frustrated by the im With seemed to be back in the saddle.

support ho potence of her husband, turned to young Hamilton, who came But it now appears that the to the Detroit Arab colony from discontent within the ranks of Baghdad secking an American The

Hungarian Communist education; Party, odupled with the de-

The prosecution said the mands of the Yugoslava for lovers plotted to murder, her satisfaction for the wrong husband and that Mrs Hermiz The Committee walconadering done to them, proved too gave Hamilton almost $2.000 to

a polition from western Samoa, strong.

kill him. But Hamilton told UN trust territory, signinst

the planned test, 1 Burns said the test would take place far from any inhabited islands and will be so arranged as to avoid damage to persone and property. He said t would 'bursts, which will not involve. a beavy fallout or cause, à tidal wave rel

In Ill Health her he was robbed of the money

RadioBudapest

after he had failed to find 4 Miród killer, and the two decided announced to commit the concedes that fa principle that Rakest personally appeared acives.

thom Its demand to admission is before this central leadership and

legitimato, and it would be stated that his illness mado hle The pair tried, to make the

just as wrong and probably harmful to ating Washing ton by a sudden saub. The middio way seems to offend least and promise most,

murder look like the work of

conducted nuclear tests.

he said, would explosicao, „be in the megaton range, and ho noted that the United States and Russia proviously had conducted such tots, The Petitions Committes agreed to report on Friday to the full Trusbeeship Council, where will be debated

Athits last session, the Truston

Couneli, docides not ship

tomb-Reuter.

Death Penalty Upheld

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San Francisco, July 18. *A apócial, committee of the California State Bar Associa ́tions today" uphold the death Denalty a punishment for capital

The committee held clear test at Enlwold, and that execution in California// Biklal after the US hád gan chathber should be retained plodged full precautions as a deterrent to /' murder A

Router,

to

ng involve a "high" (air Pankova with American nu four votes, by "a seven to

doctors ungodly advies on ex- an intruder. They made love consive treatmites

after the killide to bacie up the He paid that after the 20th story that the intruder/raped Sovies Communise Congress: ho Bis. Hunds. Then, Hamilton The floath, he said, i would be repiload "that his mistaiden made, bound the woman Eg a chair, i timed so that most

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