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THE DAY

Hungary's Future

THE pest costerday

THE report which came out

to the effect that within the next few weeks a conli- tion government may be formed holds out the hope- of a new political future for the people of Hungary. But that prospért must be treated with caution,

INA

CHINA MAIL

No. 36634

Established 1845

SATURDAY, JANUARY 5; : 1957.

Incidents In Poland: Students Purge In Bulgaria.

RUSSIAN TROOPS

INSULTED

Warsaw, Jan. 4.

An official Polish government report published here today said that hooligans and openly hostile elements, have Severni inferences can be recently tried to disturb relations between the Polish popula- drawn from the devoloption and Soviet troops which are temporarily stationed in

ments sald to be in the

offing. One Russians

are

Poland.** the

That gradually

troops

withdrawing their from the country, for, unless and until that is done, none of the non- Communist parties in Hun-: gary will end themselves to legislative or administra- tive coalition: and equally certain it

that 1x

the Hungarian workers will re- func even to recognise the validity of a new govem ment until all signs

military kussion

control have been removed.

Another nudition for parti- cipation in the government by non-Commanists which can be reasonably anticipat. ed Is that Janos Kadar, the Soviet

puppet, Bur-

renders his position дм Premier and mukes way for a nominee approved by the workers, The Bungarlau people will demand this and the parties of the Social) Democrats, the Peurants and the Smallholders will have to support the demand.

an

It is clear that Kadar is in position. Impossible With the aid of Russlan forces he has suppressed the fighting, but he has dismally Called to stop the rebellion. His is a govern- ment ith name only; a government whose adicts are openly disobeyed and whose efforts to restore the economy of the country to some sort of normalcy are persistently frustrated by the

workers

and

peasants, Nevertheless, whatever

the

cun

The report said that "cases of insulting treatment" of Soviet citizens had been reported, and even of brutal conduct towards members of the families of Soviet personnel.

"Such provocations are harmful to the reputation of our country and Polish Government cause irreparable damage to friendly relations," said the agency, which is attached to the command of the Soviet troops in Poland. This

and the Soviet troops stationed agency governs relations between Polan'd Polish territory,

of the

The report was published in the two Polish dailies, Trybuna, Ladu, central organ of the United Workers (Communist) Party and Zycie Wurzszawy.

The report contained the first public mention which has been made special government agency. The report, a long one, dealt in general with the present state of relations between Poland and the Soviet troops.--France-Presse.

UNREST IN BULGARIA

Vienna, Jan. 4.

Mass purge of Bulgarian students is taking place in Sofia according to an issue of the Polish youth newspaper Sztandar Mlodych which reached Vienna today.

The newspaper's Sofia correspondent also said that unrest among Bulgaria's population was growing steadily.

Communist party officials had recently received letters threatening them with death,

More than 70 students had been expelled, not only from their universities, their "anti-proletarian at- but also from the Bulgarian youth organisation for titude" and "hostile remarks against the Communist system," official reports Baid.

Dragnet Out For IRA Outlaws

Hellast,- Jan. 4. Nearly 500 grmed police

and troops juday, carried, oni the biggest"opération 'yes' to Northern Ireland ia, track down members of the outlawed Irish Repub- lican Army,

Near Rostrevor, a pletures-

que little penaldo resort nextling at the foot of, the ..famous Inountains of

Mourne, they found dump of small EXMIL loaded weapon, ammuni-

Цоп, explosives and detonators.

They then began a house-10- house check of the atta for members of the IRA

Kidnapped Actress Telephones Newsman

Los Angeles, Jan. 4. Police said today that actress Marie "The Body" McDonald telephoned a film columnist early this morn ing to my she was being held captive by two young

men,

Police Lieutenant Ernie John ston told reporters that Ms

called.. McDonald

columnist Harrison Corcoll at 4:85 am. and inid two young men, Mexican and a Negro, came to her door and took her out of the

ouse."

Price 30 Cents

pledged to end the paril. tion of Ireland.

The haut staried

si dawn following the 'afrost

Bear Rostrevor of a ́soveli-man ILA "flog, #quad", and the discovery of arms and ammunition in a deserted farmhouse.

Polloe and troops on both sides of the border with sho Irish republjo also continued to scarch for about 20 gunmen thought to be silli at large after a raid on Tuesday night on Brooksborough police Ire. station in Northern land --Reuter.

CANAL CLEAR BY MAY

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United Nations, Jan, 4. Andrew Cordier, Director of

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Cordier, who returned recent ly from a trip to Egypt, said the canal depth of 25 feet by the begla ning or March

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He said there was every rea- son to be satisfied with the of clearing the way the work canal had been begun.

Cordier maid ho had found Egyptian President, Gamal Abdel Numer, very desirous to see the canal cleared.

101- An agreement lalled by Egypt and Seonotary- General, Dag Hammarskjold during the latter's visit to Colno,

Fifteen Bulgarian students had been expelled from the veterinary faculty money wanted my ring and would be signed as 'soon as the

because they had made private conversations.”

"hostile remarka

about the Hungarian- events

The correspondent said the Bulgarian authorities were working out a list of at least 250 "unreliable" students who would be purged shortly.-Reuter,

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Nagy Believed Out Seeks Asylum

Of Rumania

►

Budapest, Jan. 4.

coasions the Kadar regime" is prepared to make to the people, there is no chance of the country being freed from the yoke of Com munism. Parliament's rule

One the y is that Nagy, revived from Nagy lately and in the conduct of national

official word of ousted; there was no Communist affairs may ostensibly be "national" "liberalised," but Parlin- um power by Hungary's pre-his whereabouts,

Soviet-backed Premier Juno Kadar is at prevent in, permitted to replace (om the Crimea, the sources said. munism with Democracy. ; Its duty will be to ensure the maintenance

Nagy, deposed Hungarian Prime Minister, is believed to have left Rumania where he was exiled after the Hungarian rising and may now be in the Soviet Union, usually well-informed sources said here today.

ment is not going to be

of

sources

r

But there was no official con- The Socialist legality," ie., rule Brmation for this report,

soid frienda

and latives in Budapest had, received letters from inany of a group of more than 40

companions who were taken

by the Party. The musi likely

outcome "beralizing” similar

that

permitted

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Poland. Nagy Even that small gain, how- ! Rumanto with him after they

The sources said it appeared I: vn the letters that fellow- politicians in the--group-edled with Negy were separated andi Ilving in different towns in Rumunia. Only a number of journalists in the party remalned together.

ever, must be marked os alkh the ranctuary of the Yugo-Bucharest, the Rumandars capital, substantial victory for the lav embassy here on November but was

But no word had boen people of Hungary,

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no longer there, the sources said.

The trade unton newspaper Nepakarat today called for an investigation

mombers of Parliament whose "conduct bo- fore or after October 23, did not comply with the Interests the people."

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Ankara, Jan. 4. Anton. Mipenow, s_pro- fessor at the Univerally of Sofia, today requested paym in Turkey. Ho disclosed that three other Members of

Bulgarians, Parliament, Alltoew, Niko- lov and Pinko, had been killed by Bulgarian fronter irled guards as they too to cross Into Turkey.

Minonow sald the situa Мол

Σα Bulgaria WILE "tragic".

sald the people there suffered great deal and were sub- ject to all sorts of preRSUTE.

Minonow sald that he, his wife and his children, were all deported to

the Soviet Union, because of their anti-Soviet bellefs, when Boviet troops arrived in Bulgaria.

He spent six years in the Ukraine and did not know the fale of his family. When he was allowed to return to his own counÍRY, his taught Turkish philo- logy in the university at Bolis-France-Presso,

MALAYA AWARD

London, Jan. 4. The award of the Military The newspaper sold it re-

Cross to Lieut Eest Malcolm mals an open question whether Clive Douglas Taylor, the Royal all present depulles, are fit to Lincolnshire Regiment, for "gal- remain members of the No-lant and distinguished services tional Assembly until the ex- in Malaya" was arinounced in

Miss McDonald was

quoted as saying." "They workfold, pecialising in

me a cof something. Were In a house now and they're in the other gogmat e para

KNEW HER VOICE

Llout Johnston said that Mr. Carroll knew the actress volco and that is sounded, like, her, When-Mr Carroll, attempted to question her, she seld, she could ∙not say any more

"We have broadcast an all- points bulletin of the kidnap. pink," Licut Johnston said.

Blonde Miss McDonald, ià- | active professionally Sa recent

because

of poor health, from her home here threo without disturbing her children, a nurse, a maid, aʻ chauffeur or her Boxer dog.

Telephone calls to Miss Mc- Donald's mother and her mulli- ex-husband, Mr millionaire Harry Karl, and 1 note to her mail box sald actress

was being .held. They warned agalósí colling the polico,

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First word of the disappear- once came from Miss Mc- Donald's mother, Mrs Maric Tuboni, who said she received a telephone call at her home at 12.45 am

Mrs Tuboni said "a male, nervous, volce" told her:

"We have Maric. No harm will come to her if the police are not notified

The mother called the police and went to her daughter's home. She said the front door was open, lights were on In McDonald's bedroom,

and servants wero sleeping-Reuter

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Trouble Embraces All Sumatra

per Djakarta, Jan. 19:15 Colonel Ahmad Hussein,

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other regions,

Sumatra,

Indonesian :

air

force planer dropped leaflets The "curfew will last from Prominent communal leaders calling upon rebelilous 11 p.m., until 0 a.m., local time. also went round the city in

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people Maladin Simbolon, who believed to be in the area,ported to have been injured the people to keep calm and try

today in the Georgetown area to prevent the racial report to the milltary

island, bringing the from spreading--France-Presse authorities in Djakaria,

casualty toll since the first inter Reds Arming racial clash on Wednesday, to,

London, Jan. 4. The Belggs Motor Body Com- It was reported that President one dead and 22

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at Medna, capital of rounded up several uspetta, Ford cor bodies,Franco- North

found carrying knives. Sumatra, said the Com- munist Party was arming and

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In .ibe. training area. The

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deposing power, after the

of Simbolon by Lletitenant- Colonel Djamin Ginting, whơ was acting on orders from the central government. altantion · remained ⠀ "oritical and full of dangers", the paper said.

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