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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,

PRESIDIUM LOOKING AT MR K

MR K.

HE GAVE

THE GREEN LIGHT

Sino - Burmese

Difficulties

PATIENCE WILL FIND SOLUTION

London, Oct, 25

Former Burmese Prenk i

Red Leadership

Undergoing Gruelling Test

By SIDNEY WEILAND

Moscow, Oct. 25.

The Soviet Communist Party "collec tive leadership" is now undergoing Its most gruelling test since Mr Nikita Khrushchev assumed power last February, experienced Western observers here said tonight.

Though Moscow in outwardly The general view of in- sulm, the upper strata of the farmed circles here is that the party hierarchy and the popula- (upper echelons of the Soviet han gerorally feel anxious about Communist Party are not com- developments in Poland and pletely united over the develop- Hungary.

znents at home and abroad which i Meanwelle

stemaned Mr Khrushchov,

from Mr Fast Secretory of the party, and

Khrushchev' spotches at the other siders are making appar-

party

Congress Last February. ently studied attempts

show

It was in these speeches that uarumed They are

by

first the the party First Secretary

attacked askuittedly anti-Soviet clashes in publicly

Stalin and "the cult of personality." Warsaw and Budapest.

Cultural Talks.

the

It is believed that some of

party

that lenders argue Polish the

and Hungarien

Mr Khrushchev jeft his desk | developments are a direct cor= Nu naid today in Peking that! with patience and persistence, to attend the opening of a Hel- sequence of the "green light" any diffully acting between Kian art exhibition yesterday and which Mr Khrushchev then ill for China net Burma would be again today to take part in the "ilbernisation." Some obavers solved at last, the New China relatively unimportant cultural | think Mr Khrushchey may be

talks with the Belgian Premier, News Agency reported,

attacked by thom who believb Mr Achille Van Acker.

his policy "goi out of band.” Speakling at 3 banquet given Diplomates here belleve that In his honour by Premier Chou (despite there

Substantial Advances outward signs ut En-us,

visits betsy

Nu muld frequent enalty serious discussions urr

government going on within lenders had consolidated friend- ship between the two countries.

*

|

the 11-ma Presidium of the Party Central Committee, which Mr Khrush- chêy heads.

No hi new vươiting China

All the members of the Pre- for the third time and in accept sidium, including Mr Alekk -

the former Burmese Kuicheako, Secretary Di the Premier's invitation extended to mian Communist Party,

Premier Man.

Chou As also

who normally works in Kiev, visting Burma

the f

third

are believed to be in Moscow. Lime.

The diplomats suld it could be assumed that the Presidium Bud vistually-permanent

BALTI

Among guests present it 10- day's banquet included Mudame Nu and other members of U Nussion for some days for party-Router.

"Social Plan} In France

Puris, Oct. 25. France plane է: ruise the stopkard of living of its people by one-third during the next

five years, M. Guy Mollet, Prime Minister said today.

M. Mollet, speaking at a cert mony to mark the 50th anniver-

But observers point

out that such issues in the Soviet Union

usually resolved wie

on the basis of the internal situation,

Here Mr Khrushchev abio to point to substantial advances in lndustry and agriculture and The campaign against "bureaucracy and inertia."

In

There are certainly no outward indications of any waning in whatMy Khrushchev's populazity.--

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amounts in the Soviet Union to an emergency "cabinet meươting," The Soviet people, partly through foreign, broadcasts and particularly from

newy

BBC bulletins which are now almost tree from jamaning and widely ilstened to-are fully informed of the violent eruptions and olashes which have taken place in Poland and Hungary.

Suspect

Apart from foreign broadcasts (stil regarded as suspect by any people) Pravda and other news- papers today published what, by в годзон- Boviet standards, is

Russians Plan

Solar Power Station

Moscow, Oct. 25.

Soviet

are

Athens Liberation

Greck girl students carry the national flag during a ctr- mony at the Acropolis in Athena to celebrate the 12th anni- versary of the liberation of Athens from the Nazi occupation. -Express Photo.

RUSSIAN TROOPS WITHDRAW TO THEIR BASES

Warsaw, Oct. 25.

Russian troops in Poland "have either already withdrawn to their bases or are doing so” and “will be back by tomorrow," according to a special an- nouncement issued today by the Polish news agency, PAP,

The announcement underlined thiri the oxistence of Soviet in authorised

sary of the foundation of the able factual report of Tuesday's planning to build the first by the International agreements NOAH'S ARK

Budapest riots.

which

of the Warsaw Treaty (the

In accordance with day's parliamentary

Ministry of Works in Paris, said the Government had decided to By late this afternoon, nothing | solar power station in the "Eastern NATO").

"social plan" to had been disclosed about the world. introduce 43 complement

for latest clashes in Budapest or the the plane

Erno Gero as

power station, The modernising the nalons Sconomy ousting of Mr

Communist Party will be in central which bad already been drawn Hungarian

leaders.

will be constructed on a circular tip.—itter.

site, one kilometre in diameter, in the centre of which will bo

itted a huge boiler,

with a

A British Crossword Puzzle

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3 Shook (8).

7 Plca in defence (5);

8 Ghosta (8),

10 Properly (0):

13 Throw away (7),

15 Volume (4)

17 Deserved (7).

16 Amount short· (7)...

20 Accustomed (4).

21 Talkative bank men? (7).

10-Reddish-brown (0),

27 Royal Lady" (8).

28 Veilige (6).

29 Fancifully (8):

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special mirrOT,

yester plodge by the Prime Minister, Armenia,

Mr Josez movemenata Cyrankiewicz, "all of those unlis will have been concluded on October 26," it was added.

Rakilating from this boller will be 23 railway lines, where automatio trains, Atted with some 10 1,203 mirror, each

move in feet by 16 feet, will conjunction with the su

The sun raya

thus collected will be reflected on to the boller. The steam will feed turbines which will supply an estimated 2,500,000 kilowatt hours per year.

The power station will en- able work to be carried out on trrigation and the drying up of marshes, while in the winter it will be used to heat glass-houses and homes.

An experimental

hello- technical laboratory will also be built to study the use of semi- conductors, for the direct trans- fammation of solar energy into electric energy-France-Presse.

Decoration For Diem

All Quiet

MOSAICS

FOUND

the remains church

of

1

FARMERS MISSING

Mikina, Oct, 26. Bonech; parties, · kocom-

ramona, were today look. DE for sale - 20 French farmsing“ families in the Meknes aren frica whom ne newa has been received since the outbreak of anil- French in the region

· 36 · hotirs, nJO,

It sowas believed that at least some of the familles had taken refuge with re- Jativen or friends in the quarter of

Kuropean

Bare 12 farms · In the Devanas region, and 11 In the - The ares. have been stacked stripe the start of the anti-French disorders.

ABORTIONS INCREASE IN RUSSIA

Moscow, Oct. 25, The number of abortions performed in Soviet hos

вік

Pare 3

RIOTS IN HUNGARY

Shepilov Admits Gravity

Situation

Of

Moscow, Oct. 25.

In Moscow Soviet Foreign Minister, Dimitri Shopilov, stated today that the situation in Hun gary was serious,. He added the trouble had been caused by elements which tried to take advantage of student and youth demonstrations with "àims hostile to the people."

་ :

Shepitoy made this statement skovskla, whare rosetionary ele- during A conversation withments were waiting for their Belgian nowspapermen, now first chance to try and restore vistling Moscow.

the capitalist youre "

Speaking on developments in Poland as well as Hungary, the Foreign Minister sold: ***The world is still going round,”

Official Statement

of

bulletin today said the Hungarian Prague Radio in its midday

uprising was carefully prepared a long time ahead with tho help of "foreign_reactionorita." -France-Presse."

Poznan Riots

NO MORE TRIALS EXPECTED

Shopliov's remarks constiint- ed the first ofetal Soviet state- ment on events in Hungary and Poland He was talking with Belgians during the reception given in the Kremlin by Sovist pitals increased "signi. Premier, Nikola! Bulganin, in

honour

visiting Belgian ficantly" in the first

Premier, Archille Van Acker.

Shepilov months of this year, Health

"In Poland hove been dimculties. Minister Oaria D. Kovri. there

but the people have been able gina said yesterday.

to face up to them. Movements Abortion was legalised in the of solidarity with the Govern Soviet Union on November 25, ment

have taken

Polish legal sources said party 1955.

placo throughout the country tonight they were ' con- and thoro hog

big vinced that there would be patriotic impetus.

and

Bajr

been

Warsaw, Oct. 25.

Addressing Health officials the Kremlin, the Minister said many women prefer abortions *"The Government has ap" no more trials' of people privately outskie hospitals be- pealed to the population to arrested following the cause of the long wait for show discipline and to help it bloody Poznan riots in abortions in hospitals and be to solve the cause of the lengthy investiga- | tasks,"

Lon

quoted in

Her speech was today's issue of the "Medical Worker."

Mrs

FEAR PUBLICITY

Kovrigina Bald many

women fear the publicity con-

nected with hospital abortions. She urged that the time woman is kept in hospital for an abortion be reduced to one or two days, to speed up treat- ment and reduce the waiting

list

economic Junė.

great

continued: Sheploy Hungary, we are procedure and a situation that are more complex.

"There has been for various

discontent

The authorities "In

announced earlier the release from prison witnessing a

of 182 people charged with

the riots, offences during

in- cluding most of those already sentenced or on trial.

Sources sald 20 people were three gool, including still in

Jozef youths

Foltynowicz, Kazimierz Zurek and Jezy Sroka convicted of murdering a bollenan thuring the

reasons-difficulties in the material situation of the people, the use of bureaucratic administrative methods, ote. Counter-Revolutionary

—

| Flota, demonided "The people has demeratisation of the regime. Polish Prosecutor-General's office The releases came after the In the last few days, there have had announced that all Indict- She warned: "the legalisation been demonstration especially ments would be reviewed and of abortions does not mean that by students and young people.that the court would be asked to

should they

be encouraged; But thera have also been release all people bald on charges even abortions performed in elements which have sought to other than murder and robbery. hospitals are inimical to take advantage of these de

'EDDIE POLO' Dar Among those, released are

women' health.”

She proposed a wide campaign

to educate the public in the use increase in hospital facilities. United Press.

of contraceptives and urged an

Model Ships Stolen

Johannesburg, Oct. 25. Somebody has stolen four South Africon ships--but they are only small one,

The man may Africa-or

world.

alme Hostile monstrations with to the people.

« của ba. said that these Janusz Kulas, 19-year-old driver also known as "Eddie Polo" wha were counter

revolutionary the Italian bandit," and seven elementa."

The Soviet Foreign Minister other youths accused of raiding continued: "These forces have police stations for arms during the rlots to attack Poznan organised meetings and provok security police headquarters ed diabrders that had been pre-

Firty-three people were killed pared for a long time stems that they aimed at gaining the and more than 200 wounded in

the riots which

erupted after and establishment, morkers at the 24ispo locorative works fallad in their negotia- named the ons

for higher pay lower

mastery of certain

Sheploy varian radio station an 'ona of

buitening counters prices and revelidonaries ought to take,

The Hungarian Government

Security police

of

arrested 360

be in South was obliged to use force to re-people, of whom 15% were even- offences the store order," the Foreign Minis tually charged with anywhere in All that can be sure ter continued, "It called on the ranging from murder to amaalt. about him is that he is one of army and security organs. the 98,000 people who visited the

National War Johannesburg, recently.

Museum,

Called On Aid

troops."

-China Malt Special.

Ancient Silks Found In Changsha

Istanbul, Oct. 25. An archacological committee

"Owing to the fact that the hended by Professor H. Bosmert,

The ships he took are "four events were threatening to dis- Director of Istanbul University small waterline models, on dis-organise the life of the country, Rearch Institute For Ancient play on the quarter-deck" of it called on the aid of Sovi Near Asian Culture, has dis- the mucum. The capital was quiet today covered

Shepilov said he had boop in- and Warsaw Hadio said com- Byzantium

and other As n result

theft of the

formed that Ernest Geroe had Mista near double and treble locim wetu plete calm prevailed after dis-buildings at Hoyuk, turbanees "slaged by groups of Adant, Southern Turkey. · put on the exhibit cases in the resigned as First Secretary of the Hungarian Workers (Com- hooligana" yesterday.

imiscum. when

The test attempt to The Committee, which in tal mms Japanese sword munist) Party, and has been re- "provocative

were

cludes Dr L Budde from the tag foiled by a treble lock-placed by Junos Kadar. heard."

University

He then concluded: "And the cent Munster, and China Meil Special of Architect Hinzen from the Uni-

world still round." No incidents ot meetings ware reported today, and work veraly of Achen and Turkish archaeologists, have discovered was going on normally, the the monic-work, covering the broadcast added. Students had returned to their studies and church's ceiling, during excava factories were working as usual.

slogana

tions,

The Polish Communist party. The mosaics which belong to issued a resolution condemning the 4th year, colourfully picture anti-Semitian and all prtificial Noah's Ark and many animals. lines of distinction in the partyChina Mall Special. ronica on a basis of national origina

Postponement of elections for the new Seym (Parliament) from December. 10 to January 20, of met your has created speculation here.

1

At

50,000-Mile Voyage

Moscow, Oct. 28.

Paris, Oct. 25.

fabric, Three pieces of silk more than 2,000 years old, were recently discovered in an na- tomb in the suburb of workers Changsha, the New China News

Agency reported. were forganised throughout the country today

Czechoslovakia ·

meetings

bo "er ress Indignation at the

Counte

*three articles were

Aik bag, a silk sash, and

a

piece of all fabric of beautf- revolutionary provoca- tion in neighbouring Hungary appraised by experts us of ex- ful design. These articles were

workmanship and very cellent high artistic value, the agency saidi

An the

disorders were

ant reaffirm support for the Czech Communist Party, --- The Soviet Union hunn Just

drports of the out a specially equipped

given on Prague Radio last

They were discovered by the schooner, the Zarin, for

night 50,000-

news spread mite Voyage through Dangerous Driving

the swiftly in the country, queues un Cultural Relles Com

mittee while clearing!up, an Atlantic, India and Pacific formed at news stands.

ancient tomb of the peping 403- Resolution On Water Oceans to take

reaching the 222 BC, which had been de- Central Committee of the party.

secrated and rifled-Franes- in Prague from today's meetings Presse,

worker faith. 'The ship is' bullt of wood in

party loadership, order to old interferenco "Prolotarian Internationalism'! with its special. Instruments, and the Soviet Union, Even the anchor and cables are of non-ferrous metals.

ma netic measurements during the 1957- 58 Geophysical Year. -

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Ottawa, Oct. 25. Heinz Bibbo- was fined The official reason given" is dollara for driving his outboard that the Government leaders motorboat in a reckless manner. are acutely aware of the He was the first man convicted need for further work on the in Ottawa under the new Minor five year plan before they can Waterways Act. approve it in detail. It

reiterated, the in, tho

ד'

Capitalist Yoke

Police said that Skibbe tow- The Zaria will be the first Rude Pravo, the official party Solgori, Oct. 25, therefore necessary to prolong ing a water skier 40 feet behind ship for more than 25 years to organ, sald Czech workerd Philippine Vico-President; the present Session which the boat, posed within six feet | carry out such research work wore "worried? about the dove- Carlos Garcia, representing means pulting back, the elec- of a group of swimmers nt -The last vessel of this icind was | Lopenenia in Hungary. It win- President Ramón Magsaysay tions.

Bay, endan- the American ship Carnegie, ed Czechs to be on their guard nearby Mooney's gering the swimmers -China which was lost in a shipwreck. against a repetition of the

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Hürglars, troubles

In Czecho

the At celebrations marking first anniversary of the pro- clamation of the Vietnam Re- public, today presented President Ngo Doh Dlem with the docorn- tion of "Rajah of the Order of

Sikatuna."

Investigation

I), would not`bo practicable to

during the sourlon of the old

begin an electoral campaign BRITAIN CUTS JORDAN AID

accompanyina

tant the Parlament.

Tho citation, the decoratiori stried

Londony: Oct. 23.

| honour wsa conferred on Ngo The Polish "Commanist Party TRITAIN today... arnounced | Dinh Diem for his exceptional Central Commitico announced cuts in development loans work in the fight to halt Com- tonight it would investigate to Tortor

to amounting 23 Have a shot at writing (5), | múnisl aggression. In Southeast, those” pönt who had con+11 2,800,000 for this year, 24 Precipitous (0),

trolled Poljah seb orginiza--|| Tha/isowe (Wnal announced 25 Rohde (4).

tione in recent years, mis

Parliament just one day zaffer (Jordans « announesci Investigatin

abd

In his reply, the Vietnam

Find stream, 5. Cedar,

Breal, 128

Downft 1/17 Susipo

Allot,

des

Had

Brick

That! the

anew: Jordanisin / Pörliament which is almost, cortain to call for abrogation or revilion of the "Anglo-Jordanion treaty indor which Belilah units are stationed in that obimtry, The British Government an Mamouneta batendordan

Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan. He pointed out that the Jordanian Gaver Brent how, just got around (6) placing contracts for the deep watte port af Akaba and Tihe Amman Desert Ronch/Work bir (üht' marted on, either, project, Macenilla sald ama

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Asian Socialists Conference

Rangoon, Oct. 25. A20-member Bütmané: So»- callat delegation, headed by Premier U Ba Swe, is to loave for Bombay on Wedne

attend the second conference Asian Sociale

nounced today OSITO

In addition

who is also Cilirman Asian Socialist conference, the delegation will include Deputy Printers Thalein Tih and Kyaw Ny. In, Treasurer of the com

ed, and three, fazen.co.

other Cabinet

the perma = headquarters of

organisation? Han *, betri, tema parantly; moved from-Rabgnon to Bombay for the holding of thà, confierence, which is to take pikon from November, kito 10." The first conference, oFER AMERIC Becialist" Windhold:dy Kaninón