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THE CHINA MAIL), MONDAY, OCTOBER / 15, ↑ 1956.
Stevenson Injects New Note
Into Campaign
FRENCH
CULTURAL
A
POLICY
Arras, Oct. 14.
Premier Guy Mollet said today that France aimed
DESPERATE RACE
IN LAST THREE
ELECTORALWEEKS
Washington, Oct, 14.
Adlai Stevenson injected an
"im-
at giving painters, writers, ponderable" element in the presidential race by his readiness to discuss the hydrogen bomb test and the military draft in the final and crucial three weeks of the presidential race,
sculptors and other artists a more protected position in society and relieving them of the material un certainty, already spared to members of other pro- fessions.
Speaking at Arras at the close
International museum of w week, Mollet said that a rebume
to give writtes social security benefits was already underway,
the
Hay bold prelimimiy 1 marked up with the Democratie marks on the e topics tirred rength in
Maine the recent interest, 51 theeten its a factor supporting public apparently had
Professional grown Stevenson's hope. yeary
the ot
inconclusive polaicians have been surprised palitan discussion of the farm, by indications of Stevenson's im- prebiran, claim
dub vit prospects in the thres of credit ones would follow und similar
for facile roast stales of Washing- mult on behalf of painters, sculp.
respective parties
prosperity
ten, Oregon and California, and alter artista.
and the
There for overment is concerned
pressure for Elsen- ar impleatons of President hower to visit California where, that creative artists shall not Eisenhower's past illness.
Hepublican despite the recent Den eratis politicians be abandoned to his own
wolf
convention in Son sources," the Premier said. A hortul today that Stevenson
and the California bill was being drawn up which las presented new
arties which Francisco
ย Vice-President would give all such artists, the all influence
Tiny voters J
Richard Nixon. the reception Javour of immunity from Jus
November 0 guarantees
nocorde-J 10 Stevenson Jast neizure
works of their
and They thought that lus offer on
inter- generally property already possessed by leadership in a dangerous fold
preted as encouraging, other professiona.
Opinion grows here that clee- in California and tion results Punsylvania might be decisive in the national result becauso
DECENTRALISATION
ro-
Mollet said that cultural life, which had continued to grow in France tinee World War Two, must not remain scaled up in bandful of large
Parim and
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international relations woule Jattract support hecaure of deep
ncern this and other coun- ¡trieu conewaning The
ha tor of alomie radiation and Twartorv.
V
Desperate Gesture
tuwis. "Artists Mad public
Hopublican quarters felt that authorities have become aware that workers in both town and Stevenson raised the new issues country thut be reached as well desperate gesture to coun- ter the Republican claims of us mielicelinis."
Time
prave, progress and prosperity. Government's cultural polley, he said. was based upon They believed that publle con artistic and cultural decentra-cern for the maximum national lisation." Th.s decentralisation surity against the Cornmunist ble would nullify the political
he added, mast not be under- jung laken at the expense of quailty
The state's
WIL
of apparently extremely close party strength in these atoles. Importance of these states in a political currpaign resulte mom the fact thunt each represents wide combination of industrial, Agricultural, comunercial and tobour Intercals.
No Chances
Preponderant speculation
+
sun
effect of Stevenson's willingness favours an Eisenhower victory u to attempt an end to the H-bomb, New York state, but the Presi "A widespread art must not be a cheapened art. Thus assist-tests through international nego-dent will take no chances and
Uations. ance from the community is in- dispensable, $1 EA duty Ju conftibule to endeavour.
Despite heavy demands France's economy in Algeria, the
territories
else- where. Moilet said, the budget for ne urts would be raised in 1957, France-Presse.
Overseas
And
will as a speech in New York They reasserted the view that City later this month.
Democrats dra Virg.nia arfistle Elsenhower has done everything
possibility that possible to divert the atomic weiried about
rights movement programme to the peaceful pur- the "quies on
hended by T. Coleman Andrews poses of mankind. tion to Stevenson's address from the regular party electors as to R victory. hitherto un- Chicago on Monday night, ex-cause
Eisenhower, for expected,
Emergency Estimates
French Political Party Split
Lyons, Oct. 14.
The French Radical-Socialist Party split apart today as a minority faction pulled out in protest against the leadership of former Premier, Pierre Mendes-France.
IRANIAN
SECURITY
AGENCY
Teheran, Ogi, 14. The Iranian Government to- :
bill
At the same lime, 85-year-old veleron Radiest, Edouard Her- riot, stepped down from the porty pre-Idency because, he felt he had failed to restore Kumity to the divided parly.
The double blow to the parly come at the end of a three day Radical Congress here, which WES marked by beated
I changes between Mendes- France and the dissident group, led by ex-Mini:ter Norice.
Weakened
Andra
Edens Back!
No.
10
Back al 10, Downing Street after his illness, the Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, pauses with his wife to
smile
at the welcoming crowd before going in. They had just arrived from University College Hospital, where Sir Anthony was detained with ■ feverish chill while visiting Lady Eden, who was having déntaj treat- ment there--Routerphoto..
Italian Reds
Visit Yugoslavia
POLISH LEADER TO MAKE
COMEBACK
Warsaw, Oct. 14. Władysław Gomulka, the rehabilitated Com- munist leader who was thrown out of the party and imprisoned for alleged "Titoist” deviations, is expected to make a triumphant return to power when the members of the Central Committee open a special session tomorrow.
Gomulka was First Secretary; two munths
they have been
of the party when he was ac- negolisting with him the termud cused in 1949 of being right- on which they could reach wing and anti-Communist In la rathfactory attitude towards the Govern return to offleo.
ment's plans for industrialising Poland and collectivising the farms in the shortest possible time,
greement for his
Mine, who has been in poor health for about two years, re- red last week from the Polit- bureau and the Deputy-premier- His principal adversity was polllesl eireles that he did so to
ship. I
believed in Polish Hary Mine, the chlet econo make way for Gomulka
at a convenient moment before the coming elections. to a
mic planner, whose schemes for rapid industriali ation are now togarded as having been great extent responsible for the present serious situation,
Between
Isolated
and 1951
1053
Lot Of Time
The Central Committee are sure to devote a lot of thoir ilme to consideration of the
now
Gomulka was kept in complete electoral law, a draft of which Isolation at a house of detention will be the main subject before which was not the ordinary the Sejm (Parliament) when It kind of prison. He was released reassembles for its last ecesion and lived in retirement for a on October 20,
Loxting Communlais
the
denly
hira
work of
are
In August the Central Com- agreed that the old type of aleo- mittee repudiated and withdrew tion will no longer satisfy the Tesolution which had sud- 27,500,000 people of Poland ne ended his career as a they are more tnở mong nhận leader. The
United
Workers mocratised" (Communist)
Party
gave back his membership card,
Tomorrow
the 100 members of the Central Committee are expected to pass a resolution that the action taken in 1948 was illegal because it was never
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within the frame- a proletarian state" The
election
campaigning immediately starts
Parliazdo dissolves towards
of the end this month. Polling day will bo December 16, may sometimes candidates may
bayo
voters three
to choose from in
some of the constituencies. But.
confirmed, DJ It should have been according lo salute, by all the candidates will be mera the full Congress of the party. bars of the National Front the
Once this has been done,
Communists, De the forum of continues in
Peasants and Colis affairs of state where he left out borating Catholics and other in
the General with a seat on Commitice and a place in the fluence 19
Gomulkca
mocrats,
which the
predominating
Belgrade, Oct. 14, A delegation of the Italian Communist Party under the
Secretary-General Politbureau, among the 18 men, munista. that Deputy Luigi Longo, who are on a including the principed govern- nine-day visit to Yugoslavia, ment leaders, who may be sald
had talks with to rule Poland. today Yugoslav party leaders at
Outlined Policy Ljvbljana before returning to Italy tomorrow.
the
La
of the Co-
Riot Discussion
Committee will
Poznan
The Central
also discurs SOTOP
ovidence given et the
BE TO
by tho
day presented to Parliament a
almed
Gomulka
scheduled at setting up
to riot triaks nad D statement national security agency directly The anti-Mendexists
a speech outlining his made last night to the Balm'e quitied The Yugoslav party was ro- make linked with the Premier's office.
by
of Vico-President polley. The other members Judicial the party after they had failed presented
Committee The projected agency would to win approval of a "collective Edvard Kardol), a secretary of
Poliburcu know what | Prosciutto -- Cimmeral replace the military government leadership project which would the
Central
this will be, since for the leat Rybicki-Reuter. Yugoslav 'party which was set up in Teheran have wenkend Mendes-France's Committee,
President Premier Mchummed Mossadeg adopted a resolution
Meodes
- France's policy.
Miha Marinko, of Slovenia and
Public and cai;didates reue-might draw enough voters from during the troubled regime of position and after the Congress retary of the Slovene Com-
pected to deal with the H-Boub, United Press.
muy
whether
therefore
determine
he has found
"Issue" which
could have
decisive effect on the final elec
tion result.
At this week-end a majority
of political experts here were
But
still guersing that Eisenhower would win
election. the news reports from the Pacifle
Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 14,**** Malaya will reduce expendi- ture
The anti-Communist ; const during the week indicated emergency in 1997, according to some gains for Stevenson in his estimates released here today. up-hit dight.
un
An estimated $133,735,855 (about £18,700,000 sterling) Alaskan Elections will be allocated to the eight and half year oki anti-Com- Democratic victory in the
struggle. munist
against Alaskan elections, although met
"barometer** $140,121,108 (about £18,520;000 necessarily sterling) spent in 1958.-Reuter. presidential race results. Was
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Marooned In Snowmobile
Sydney, Oct. 14. Three men rescued
ឆ
60 mph blizzard in Australia's Southern Alps said later that they owed their lives
to a row
In 1959,
was
reflecting
Algerian munist Party, and other mem- bers of the Yugoslav party 'Con- The agency would be headed
tral Committee. | by General Taymor Bakhtiar, Mendes-France, who
sald the present military governor of re-elected
as the Party's First Foreign observers
Italians, who would be Teheran, who
came with the ap-Vice-President, hos exercised self-declared aim of studying pointed by a royal decree to be
the active leadership under the Yugoslavia's Secretary
In soci- State In the
experience Premier's office.--France-Presse. Keneral guidance of the aging alism, had evoked the warmest
Herriot, the party's older states rear
response here among the numerous foreign party delegas Mendes-France announced to tkas who have been in Yugos the Congress today that lavin recently-Reuter, Mye steering committee had agreed, al is request, to the
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To
man.
African presidency vacant for the time
High School
to
being.
Given Blessing
Herriot said, when announcing
had been
Franco-German Bridge
a
OFFICERS EXECUTED
Warsaw, Oct. 14.
Nineteen Polish army officers were executed in Poland during the height of the "Stalinist” period-1949 to 1953-it was learned in Warsaw today when the results of a parliamentary justice committee session on application of the amnesty law were published.
Mrs
Mrs Wasikowski, today's Issue
The committee, meeting yes- 1,003 who had been sentenced terday, heard Justice Minister, on charges of collaborating with Maria Wasikowski and the enemy or of aiding Fascism the general prosecutor, Marian in Poland. Coblenz, O. 14. of sticks they left in the snow. Brian Davidson, aged 47, of
German and French soldiers Rybick! report on injustices and Rybick informed the com- Rose Bay. Frank Patterson, aged
legal actions perpetrated during mittee of Paari, Oct. 14.
his resignation, that "toe a long worked together to build
"complicated and 31, of Bondi, and Peter Chalon- At Paarl a dog goes to school, time I was the President of pontoon bridge over the Rhino the period when arbitrary arrest cr. aged 29, of Manly. all He is Spotty who is almost an vrited Radical Party. I do not today for the Grst time in recent and sentence were the order of painful affairs dating from the period when illegality showed Sydney suburbs, are snowmobile enrolled pupil at the La want to be the President at a history.
the day,
itself in the
of the Mt Kosciusko Rochelle girls' high school, drivers for
divided Radical Party,.
For centuries the Rhine,
supremacy "repressive organisation over according Chalet
Every day the dog goes
which forms part of the Franco- Herriot, who They pocung lost during the school with Its 14-year-old
of Tribuna the worlding of justice that a de German border, has been the to
held Communist when the secret police driving blizzard and spent the mistress, Elizabeth Murdic, She rignated "life-time" President scene of battles between the Ludu, the Palish ovening in their
often given nations. vehicles, cycles while Spotty runs along of the party, has
Today French en- Party newspaper, reported that Away over judicial
He said These affairs prin- In Polish 6,000-
Perisher
his blessing to Mendes-France's gincer unit started the bridge of 10,000 side, carrying her books. Range.
So attached has he become to leadership.
from the west side and met the prison on May 1, 1936, about sipally concerned Polish ex-
servicemen,
former Socialist A search party from the chalet the girl that he will not move The dissidents, who may form German engineers in midstream half have since been released Party members and former foured them, huddled in the away from her and he stays new party, ne expected to with the final sections.
under the Government's mASS Communists. snowmoblies with her all the time in
The prosecutor the win cabing of their
the
support of Dome The 200-metre long bridge. amnesty
declared the rehabilitation mea- while the blizzard lashed around classroom. At playtime he goes Radical members of the Niwas built early this morning to measures.
suren had not been applied them.
out and plays with his mistress tional Assembly and about 20 avoid disturbing barge and ship of those amnestled. 5,847 carller because "the courts" "Fortunately I had marked our and ents his own sandwiches. Senators.
with way
sticks and green
anti-Mendesists, have When Elizabeth was awarded branches gluck In the snow,"
the ex-Premier for a school prize at a prize-giving attacked ruid Davidson.
ceremony, Spotty went up with using authoritarian" methods The sticks enabled us to his mistress
the stage. in the Party and have charged We shelvered
attachment
with Spotty's
being hum
compromising the
backtrack
up
Ja
the
on to
The
until the patrol found us"-- known, his name was also call-French position in Algeria,
China Mall Special.
Grenade Outrage
Oran, Oct. H.
Mali
ed out although thero WTS no
him--Chinn prize for Special
A French solder was killed Adenauer To
end 10 other
were wounded tonight in Mostaganem, terrorit threw a when grenade Into a cofe in the centro
of the city.
Four of the wounded
soldiers. The
French
Moslem
Presse.
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Folding-powder (8).
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19 Warding off (8).
14 Saturated (8).
18 Rule (0),
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were others
civilians. France-
Fire Minister
Bonn, Oct. 14. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
fire were four Europos and two prepwud tonight to
Minister [controvarsial Defence
next week as a scapegoat for Inging West German rearma-
but unconfirm
LI- said that
chair- Heusinger,
Republic's
Plane Disaster
ImNotat.
abla
Widespread reporta
Madrid, Oct. 14. Gen, Adolf
A Spanish military piano Gen. crashed today near Cometabling, man of the Bonn
Router:
In Protest
Mendes-France teft his Cabinet post in the Socialist-led Govern- rent last May in protest against the lack of a bold programme of political, administrative and economic reforms la Algeria.- France-Presst.
went
To Build 44,000-ton Whaler
Moscow, Oct. 14. The Soviet Union. Es at pre. in the province of Sevilo, kill-Joint Chiefs of Staff, would
constructing. He largest quit in protest, ing nil even men abound. Adenauer has decided to carry whaling ship, a 44,000-ton vessel out a major revamping and which will be twice as largo es present main Soviet whaler, streamlining of his coalition
| the **Slavn", Cabinet In preparation for, the nationwide smeral alections.
The new ship is to be
# "Boating factory capable of
ATOMIC TEST
Maralinga, Oct. 14.
the
An official spokesman said io- next Septemve a warns taking on over 200,000 tons of day the fourth and last atomie o altor bis advisers have was in whale mont in one season. The explosion in the current British od that he may be beaten whaler, 715 feet long and D1 feet | tests at Maralings testing grounds the elections by the opposition) wire, is'ta bè equipped with two
Sochists who would not be held before Thurs-
oppose Wert 10,000 horsepower deal 031 German rearmament and call for dayReuter,
Amore pentral Hand by West gines that will propel it at 18. Charming in the out-West cold a 500 men crew will be The Cabihart charges will be barthed in cabins the one for two
Buildings Rocked- October 18,
traffic United Press.
SIDE GLANCES
persopa
and
rehabilitation
wire political prisoners
at
By Galbraith
military courts in particular- were not independent, and the prosecutor was reduced to the automate handing out of punt bment.
"There was no legality and, no surveillance
over enquiry bodies," he added.
Afraid
Those hold. in prison neither sold nor wrole anything about the pressure brought to bear upon them by moral and physical means because they were afraid, the prosecutor continued.
In many cases, prisoners went five or seven years without appearing before a court. Indict- monta were noi drawn up agafrist: them until after the Soviet Com munist Party 20th Congress, Co- taining
the denunciation of Stalin, at the beginning of this
year,
Rybleks stated that of a total of 1,780.doszives - pul forward for examination „with, al view, to ruftabilitations.......... 882: had been atudied between......... May; -1 and October: 1. Of these 234 WHEN approved, be add,"
The
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