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COMMENT

the closest

THE DAY

Untimely Letter

RESIDENT Elsenhow or is to reaen tho

Pentitled

timing of Marshal Bui-

gauln'a letter propusing an agreement with the United States for the barning of H-bomb tests, ang also to feel affronted by the man- ner in which he Soviet Premier made,"publle the document befoƒe Mr Elsen- hower had personally re-j ceived it. The sharp tone of the President's reply was wholly justified. Strangely enough, Marshal

Ruiganin appeared to be fully aware that in address- ing My Eisenhower on the subject at this time, he was committing a gravé breach of etiquette. Ülk Intrusion into what is at the moment an infernal political issue

war. therefore, que

deliberate, and unpardon- able,

The Wisdom or otherwise of

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Now Budapest Radio Gives Moscow A Storm Warning Signal

'IRON CURTAIN ITCH SPREADS

Hungary Bid To Follow TITO, GOMULKA... NAGY?

Poland Upheaval STUDENT RALLIES CALL FOR RETURN OF NAGY

Vienna, Oct. 22.

The state-controlled Hungarian radio today broadcast a student demand for reappointment of rehabilitated Imre Nagy as Premier and Iron Curtain experts immediately predicted a Polish-type Government upheaval in Hungary this week.

Budapest Radio said a speaker at one of several meetings attended by thousands of students received a “stormy ovation" when he said "Poland has set an example which our country should follow,"

The radio sold the students Ausula crushed that Lysit

22-point with Russian troops,

Mr Adlai Stevenson in introducing the subject of Il-bomb texts into the pre- sidential election campaign agrees

rend a lo тал be decided by the, resolution the Hungarian American electorate." They Government And the Workers

(Communist) Party. certainly require nu guidance or influence from

The

meeting came A few quarters such as Moncow, hours after Stabad Nep the Marshal Bulganin's gesture had stated that Hungary must Hungarian Party newspaper made at this time was

map her own road to in decidedly poor taste,

Socialbum.

Stustenis also demanded self-

the country' government of

for universities, permission students to travel abroad, secret tind democratie

of election university officials and n cut of Leninist compulsory Marxist Ideological lessons.

Iron Curtain experts here predicted changes would come late this week when Communist Party bow, Erno Gero end the Hungary Premier. Andras Yugoslava's President Tito, Hegedus, return trem talks with

Shortly after 3,000 students of the Czeged University can- There has

been no nounce-

celled their membership with ment when the Hungar a Com- Communist Youth Organi- munist delegation would return, sation. Minister of Education

Szabad Nep, as quote: by the official Hungarian new agency said: "the Soviet, Follet, from Belgrade where it lo Abort Konya abolished com- Yugoslav or Chinese ronds to

#bsolve Socialium

(k

not

Towns Renamed

believed to be discursing "hde- - pulsory

uspendent" communism with Tito, lessons.

POSSIBLY, after the Ameri- ean elections are over, the American public will dix. play interest in the pro- position of an international road. agreement on the banning of H-bomb tests, Irrespective of who is occupying the To moke Lenin's Ideas presidential chair. But so triumph in Hungary means to far 115 the forthcoming precede every party unc election is concerned, it is government decision by doubiful whether the voters | minute analysis of Hungarian

Ruscian language

University

IMRE NAGY

French Capture

Algerian Rebel Chiefs In Plane

Algiers, Oct. 22.

An aircraft carrying five Algerian insur- gent leaders was intercepted today over the Mediterranean and the five men were brought to Algiers.

The Ave men included Ben decided to recall its Ambassador Bolla and Mohammed Khider, | from Paris. regarded as top men behind the Algerian insurrection, who had week-end talks with the Sultan of Morocco in his palace in Rabat.

The Tunisian Ambassadors in Washington and London had been asked to draw the allon- tion of the American and British

Governments to the situation French sources said they were crented by the arrest of Algerian

arrest in Algiers.

rebel leaders-France-Presse. The aircraft in which were travelling lett-Rabat today for Tunis, where the Sultan of Morocco also flow to begin dia- cussions with Tunisian leaders.

INVITED TO LAND

they

First Information about inter- ception of the aircraft said the pilot had been "invited" to land at Algiers and had compiled.

Bella and Mohammed Khider came within

Ahmed

Ben

་

MP's PLEA ΤΟ ΕΟΚΑ

LEADER

Nicosia, Oct 22.

Mr. Francia -Noel Baker,

a hair's breadth of talle British Member of Parlia French hands this morning

Zour body. from AND THe news frOM WARSAW airport with Uncir

from mapping out a Hungarian is thought, however, that they The meeting of students of

would return im time for a Com- i the Technological munist Central Committee meet- had agreed to cancel their mom-

before Parliament meets Ling

ber, hip with the Communist next Monday.

Youth, Budapest Radio said. If they return later this week. The Hungarian Communist it will be to what may be the Youth Organisation "Diz, climax of the student-led revolt under heavy preSSUTE of intellectuals against blind students demanding **nore adherence to Kremlin policy- liberty"", announced that the

the newly created Zorth first "Youth Parliament scasion, will regard the subject as Hungary recently turned is Paritarben!" gialled

Both

by had been scheduled on October vitally Important reback officially on the Stalinist student groups dissatisfied with 27.

Government--and era, rehabilitated living and the present dead

of the Stalinist Journalists atent in Budapest on victims regime and forced the resigns- Saturday.

deciding whether to elect Mr Eisenhower or ro- turn Mr Stevenson to the White House.

tion of the Moscow-dominated Their demands were expected con Hungarian Communist Party to be a much amplified version

Rakosi, who has of those made today.

Secret. Ballots

country.

Throughout

(Contd. on back page, Col. 2)

|Check-up For Ike

President Eisenhower

hardly be blamed for dis- chief, Matyas missing the Bulganin pro- fled the posal in its present form:

Hungary today Lod buildings as being inadequate. The towns, factories

In two rallies today, Hun-pre-election Soviet leaders have

med after Stalin and Rakost garian students demanded can-

cellation of their sistently refused to consider are being renamed.

Communist Youth with the

con-

Budapest

White

Washington, Oct. 22. President Elsenhower will cn- ter Walter Reed Hospital for a

**head ta medical check-up, the ounced today. House announced membership

The Presidential press secrt- tary Mr James M. Hagerty said examinatica would full the

any of his suggestions for! On tonight student meeting,

Rudo said the first Organisation and the foundation the control and eventual abolition of atomic und

part of the resolution dealt with of a new indepocent students their political and economic de- | organization.

hydrogen bombs, and this has given him grounds for entertaining double con- cerning Russin's good faith on the subject.

mands.

Purge Domanded

These inoluded demands that those forces holding back the mak-

The broadcast spidi students

Apparently it in Mr Steven new developments and

Hon's belief that this good taining the errors of Stalinisin faith should be tested, and should be quickly removed and it is of some signiflennce a rapid progress made in de- that a number of American mocratisation and the change of scientists agree with him. leadership. Those

responsible Nevertheless, the banning for the errors of the past should of I-bomb tests can have be punished. but a limited effect, and un- lens it is implomonted by demanded that Hungary assert proposals such as those "on Independent Hungarian in- already put forward by tornal and foreign policy to represent the true interests of the

pation." Other demands raised by students included "a complete change in the leadership of the country and full explanation why all the mistakes were made In the past and who was respon sible for them.

President Elsenhower, will do little to remove the existing threat to world peace.

Free Trade Area

IT is a matter of some im

The students demanded that portance that both the the recently rehabilitated Nagy Labour and

Conservative deposed as Premier and ousted parties have endorsed, in from the Communist Party just principle, Mr Macmillan's last year because of "anti- tentative proposals for Marxist leanings and right-wing

Britain's participation in deviationism, be reinstated n West European free trade cod of the Government and be union.

moda Hungarian Communist

The fundamental objective of Party Chief.

the planto eliminate trade

barriers in West Europo—

019

What's Happened?”

TITO ENDS TALKS WITH HUNGARY

Co-

Belgrade, Out. 22. The Hungarian and Communist Yugoslav parties tonight formally re-established their operiton which VVLA severed after the Com- inform dispate in 1948.

A

the delegation of Hungarian Party under its

Mr first secretary

Erro thel: Gero, tonight Anal talks with Yugoslov Party lenders at the seclu- sion of President Tito's hunting lodge at Belje on the Danube.

hind

A communiquo slened after the talks but its text has not yet been published,

RUMANIA NEXT

tion was

The Hungarian delega- leaving tonight by. special train Budapest.

for

Meanwhile 21 top-level Rumanian delegation today opened talks hero with Yugoslav lenders, during which Prasident Tito will continue his drive to con- Communist vert foreign parties to his brand of communism-Reuter,

SOVIET CRUISERS

SEEN OFF POLAND

Warsaw, Oct. 22.

when they accidentally boarded ment, disclosed today he an airliner bound for Oran, had asked Greek Cypriot Algeria, at Rabat airport.

terrorist chief George They were waiting at Rabat Grivasto observe a new guards for the special plana to truce in an attempt to settle carry them to Tunis

whew!

the Cyprus problem. Moroccan official malous topper Nool Bakers in a letter to

them from the low of Dreamer, escorted timb to a Co Cavan Chief of the Waking airlines, which the booka barurat organisation pla time was as approv presot Reved was reserved for men printe ne any to attempt to save of the Sultan of Morocep's human lives by means of "a bold official party.

A hostess on the plane realised they should not be aboard

and

and realistio. ¿future,”

The letter, which was read to without asking concepondenta by Mr Noel- Three cruisers of the Soviet Baltic Fleet

their names naked them to gut Baker here today, asked Grivas toe" steamed into Polish waters today less than 12 just before the French to oberve a truce despite the

#allure" of

A truce hours after the pro-Soviet Defence Minister, Mar- pilot taxied on to the runway.

The "Invitation" to land was attempt last August.

#io told Grivas, "It appeared shal Konstantin Rokossovsky, had been dropped given by the French Air Force,

French sources said, but under to many people that you were from the new Polish Politbureau.

mid-August,"

the President's preanisc to undergo a complete physical test before the Nov, 6 voting.

He said a full report on the results will be made public as soon as possible-United Press.

Missionary Killed

what

The appearance of the crui- Polish capital to Poznan today immedions' was not known misled and out-manoeuvred in

Gen

Mr Noel-Baker, in his letter, Earlier reports from Rabat sers between the key Polish sen- said he saw Soviet army lorries,

armed soldiers, had said the plane carrying the said that Grivas was "one of the ports of Gydnia and Danzig come carrying

alarm omong

coastal moving through a village balt-Insurgent leaders would; prob- very few people in a position to spread

ably, make a detour to avoid take an initiative and make a residents.

way between the cities.

passing over Algerian territory, positive contribution towed en honourable and peaceful settle- Almost simultaneously,

Two soldiers with rifles shung-Reuter

ment."--France-Presse. crai Franciszek Andriejowɛki, over their backs were standing

TUNISIAN REACTION the Russian Army officer who in the market place directing the commands

Poilsh Army's lorries, which arrived irregu Algiers, Oct. 22.

milltary district, larly in ones and twos,

The Swiss-born Roman Catholic Warsaw missionary,

Hubert vanished from his post. Father Bruchez, of the Order of the

FOR TALKS? White Brothers of Algiers, was found stoned to death today on the road from Pont-Queydon to Azazgo in Kabylia.

The missionary was returning to his mission headquarters at

Azazga from Pont-Gueydon after

a Sunday service when he was | attacked.”—France-Presse.

Rrders Caught

Tel-Aviv, Oct. 22.

hills north

of

^ Ice spokesman said to- day taland of Arab Marau ders under Egyptian leadership had been liquidated by Israel police in the Nazareth.

Two Arabs were captured and a number of accomplices Ismet délained, ho ́" sold. Reuler.

Trains Collide

in

p

London, Oct. 22. Two electric suburban pus- senger trains collided tonight

the

Official sources said he hurried

coldlers made no attempt interfere with other traffic.

Suez Prospects

London, Oct. 22.

Tunis, Oct. 28. Tunisian Premier Habib Bour to guiba loob night summoned the

of an immediate Prospects French Ambassador and told him Groups of villagers watched that the arrest of Algerian rebel three-power conference on Suez

but silently

local

children leaders might bring the whole of faded today in the absence.so test of far of new Egyptian proposals had swarmed round the soldiers, whe North Africs Into

strength with France, it was for a solution of the conflict. the smiled and joked with them. to Rusala during

Most of the lorries turned into announced by the Information said today it had not yet re- A Foreign Offed spokesmari night, possibly for consultations.

But this news brought

a road leading to Lodz, an indus. Ministry... ло

It was also announced the ceived any proposals from Egypt. slowdown in Thioist Wladyslaw trial town about 30 miles away.

Tunisian

Router, Government had Gomulka'a swift clean-up of the Warsaw TeĶime. The Polish Army and Navy did they were behind him.

FROM POZNAN

Villagers said troops arrived on Saturday from the Poznan

arca.

The United Peasants Party, one of the Communist allies, re-

A masa circulation West Bor. moved its president, Wladislaw Kowalski, tonight and

lin nowspaper carried a report put a Gomulka supporter, Stefan Ignar. had been moved from East Ger

today that five Soviet _divisions in his place,

Zeslaw Wyeech, once a sup- many to Poland in haste.

It gave ng source for the son- porter of the former pro-Western alenal report premier, Stanislaw Mikołajczyk

Later, the Fighting Group became vice-president, Miko-

headed Lajczyk

the wartime against Inhumanity,

Anti-Communist London government-in-exile and Berlin

West

'or-

fled after the Communist take-ganisation which claims to have over here,

good contacts in East Germany, discredited the newspaper re- port.

TROOP MOVEMENTS

A

A spokesman for the group

nor any refugees arriving in the last two days had-reported any notable Soviet troop movements,

Poznan today was full of un-Isaid that to his knowledge near London Bridge station-- confirmed rumours about troop, neither East German Informants ono .of London's main rail movements, termini--und first report Bald Some reports sald there had there were five casualties.

been a heavy flow of Soviet Calle were sent out for more army vehicles from the direction ambulances.

of the East German frontici to- A British Railways spoken-wards Warsaw on Saturday. man said; fit. la'not a serious A Router correspondent who Beeldent."--Reuter,

drove about 190 miles from the

F

WORKERS' PLEDGE

is commendable enough, but “A full report of the country's what has to be thought out economic situation must be dell- is its effect on the Common-vered by the Government includ- wealth as a whole.

ing all detall of what has hop- This applies particularly to ended to Hungary's uranlum those areas within the resources" the students demand- Commonwealth who today according to Budapest radio. (According to Information aro developing manufac available in Vienna, the Hun- turing Industries and whose garan uranium mines are opera products enjoy: the nd- | ted under Russian control and vantages of Imperial pre- their production being shipped ference. Hongkong is among to the Soviet Union). them.

The students said they were How long the manufacturing in favour of the Hungarian- mombers of the Common-Russian friendship which, how- wealth could sustain their ever, must be based on equality,"

the broadcast said.

DERE homeet the Colony this Royal Observatory cluda 28 offers and members of Industries In' the face of

the Budapest Radio added weight evening when it will be: 140 Continental competition, once

crow of the Philippine In Heidelberg West to the significance of the miles to the couth-west, it 11

freighter Lepus who are mill many, a spokesman at Ualled the tariff barriers were studchts demands by saying continues on its present course.

missing.

States Army European Head- Tonight, Western lowered in Britain, is that the spirit one

quartors sald can feel This was, rtated this morning matter. for conjecture. But walking: /through the

Allied The freighter sank off | Al by the Dieetor - of, thờ icature

stationed Obscrvatory, Dr LE, M

doon, Cagayan Province on Sunday be Clermeny julia boo

Krive provinces, bora, the brunt from travelling to

Almost five thousand workers at the Zispo Locomotive works In Poznan whose grievances sparked off the. June, 28 riots tanight unanimously" : pledged their support for Mr Wladyslawe Gomulka, the former Titolar Dead Caps Jonder restored as First Secretary This casualty list does not in- of the party last night

Typhoon Will Pass 140 Miles Away

Typhoon Jean is expected to

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