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104-10164-10047 . $ a. ; a? * - —— NN ae ete - : -l- a ads ere. tyeidents Sueh as MESlEng Sepert se: ‘ $au-957 Of Gestavel -srs (Sestenben &949) Soe a ° ae ey noetinaes POSCPaueReGk of Rate of taferestion: September 1949 & eetions, . "5 | * PRO Regaiees:” Havens, Cuda . Bete scquiree: September 23, 949 e Braiwetion: Bj Bate of Reports 2h Septender — i iy We | toe, 2. tela which should by. hew have completed ita election fnioa: » . the trteen achoulsa is in *% state of comp Sp eoreantsat ton, , gs | AMR a nee President to succeed Enrique OVEPES was to have i been eleeted in august, a sires of incidents have postponed elece | ao : Riona in two of the thirtecss, cchoola. These two scnools now have ee Provistonal presidents which hes delayed the election of a Unie ; a Weratty Council, oe i i Fre The Fecent police rata om the Agronomy School has complicated Pe i the attuation since José: CUNY who was arrested at that time, wae = : Preat-ent of the School of ‘neroneny and @ candidate for the FEU eo, PFOsiloney, ‘ 3° gos (inntcl apni poentdont ef the School of Medicine, and Baudilig aot -foasnty: w rresident of tha Lay ‘School, were also detained after . *. ' the Killing of Gustave MEJIA, whe was President of the Aluani A2gce : ag elation of the Social Scioneds school. - . 1 & } 4, Students of the schools atrected will have to call meetings to. i ae ratify ere position of ae Provisional presidents and to take Gy ye been arrion concerning those schools where the president hae. ‘ 2 me placed under police Gekention, us | “3 ao . 2 ; $3. Communists nave two st: ® leaders Walterio/cARBONSLt, @ Cole; = » , @8ea atudent of the Law sc and Lionelf SOTO, President of the ° ie ' FRR and Literature $2193. “ ; r- : dR ee _ a i, . Clase fication oer Tp h \q ' ; =f ENIEY REGISTRY COPY 9, og vaen | oo ee Wives : Ben a1] co ii Neen wie ree cA inte eign ; ratte # a 5 z + ry a
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104-10164-10047 —_ - - ~~ LS : « 4 ' : ‘ eaayees Xu Bedly Disruste’ on Evo Report se: THieG79, t 2 oY Elections welerued fore ; : bd o Roversber.13 490 eee Date of tnfornatios: Oct 1949. i. 2 Piece acquired: Habana, Cubs, Deve dcquired:4017=21 Oct 1949, t Svalvatia.; B-2. ; p te 2 R- ° or aan Matt Se 2 , Coe pee toad. Ae aoe = ® ty . AM OLY nn " | E nen bilan pe rh or } @oaree: AXBIVALENT ; iS » Prlands Weeetsfpoth of -, Bhom are under arresty C5385 1 Rear ee Te , * by several FEU’ Lleaders-on- both: side and the FEU University Council - has not been able to exe Consejo Virective can be naned. . dn Novenbor, ; ; ren REDISTRY60 Bate ef Report: 27 Oct 1949, ° . - ba / The Frecont arrests of miny of its leadera hes completely Gomoralized thefeenEnacio | ESTUDIAUTIL UULVEWS IT ARTA bere aeiag which has now sthadulod elections for {ta Central Conzelttee for Novomber 1949%° The ant?-comminist zroup retains cone trol of seven of the Untversity's thirteen setools. The Gomeunists have adequate eontroi in four or five of the other six and claim that they controly oll six of them. Leonelfso70, Algredolau=vAna and Baubiiie Kasrstratos, formerly anti-Gormun’ sts; now are considered leadera of” the loft sido. Pedro r2acu BelfJUAREZ and Enriquo} OYA3i5. who appears to have lined himself up Gefinitely with the antiecomnunists after a long period of indecision} are among the principal leaders of the anti-Gonmunis? factions . There has been a more or less oloarly defined yveak bee teeen these two groups as a reault of the recent student | arrests;“OVARES feels that the FEU has. the moral obligas - tion to defend HNIRAZU, BOSCH and other student leaders. The Qommnist fection, ehich is in the hw PY position of | having denounced gangsterism in the FEU for some time, is ageinst coming to the defense. of the Trts—cleavare-h arrested leadora get as—resuited-in-a-series--of-press-—releases—— P . a ate ee eine . fs . Te 1 eB eR ae i ee eS a aT pe as = * r aoe * >. . = wee ope SBOP EP. & . pm ie malig METS, beg al ewe + eens Sie , pie ne Renee © * a meat awl vam Boy Tlade om, Ber 3 ‘ F ee ee eee | ed cad Hee ee ar ry o 8-whioh-have been-in— the news-datiys- < een ita November eleations, reise control over the etudent body. Almost half of the thirteen schools. are now without © presidents and elections will have to be held in these several sohools. before the Meantime, the FEU is completely disrupted: on the eve of a \ 6 1 @haoad Phension =e
104-10164-10047 Posen ‘Report to, Tried7B, 27 Oct 1549. cd ree Gao we t : } . & The Communist youth leaders have a present advantare as ° ' 4 they can point to thelr past attacks on gangsterism in the : PeU. Trey oricinally opposed tnis type of activity because ; : ’ 3t was often directed against therselves, and-eas under : f the contro] of acknopledzed antiets=sinists, The death i ' of student leader ;WJIAS end tne, pubsequent arrests now ! j . peralt the @ocunists td pofnt*to thotr rast opposition i \ 4 to such activities, be-+i LoeatmedVarberee ihis cones 3 { simultaneously sith a reneral student body feeling that the FEU should not concern itself elth suen probloms as the recent boostins of bus fares. The & ‘oumunist leaders ‘ havo also bern a popular canspaicn in opposition to the proposed, loan [n wl.ich they have been joined by a creat. many non=-Gsrsunist groups in opposition to theipovernment.s WITT " faeanfs TAGOADA, @ rolatively unimportant FEU leader, is > orgenizing popular manifeotations against the loane ac qe Ome dna in, BEER fog e @ ae e. seem \ | fe Although the Communist strength in erch school ta numorte - cally woak, it in woll organized and the anti-Gonmuniata, t { { siete « faced with an onrly olnation, fonr tliat tha present dine 4 orgnaization may ronult in additional control. for the Come oo muniat faction. This has caunod tho anti-<Gomamistns some - / concern, but it La too early to tell-whnt the rosults will fe _ de in November as they will depond almost erttirely upon , +f ' who is elected to the presidency of the several schools , - *petween—nowand-thern and upon student activity during . the next few weskts. It is during these weeks that.the anti-Gommnists could by hard work eliminate nearly all '- of the Gomminists from the Consejo Directivo.If they do ‘ not wrk energetitally,. Communists may regain some of the _ Seven schools now in the hands of anti-¢ommnists. fe (Tae | * re ee ae mt sia cas iacin eri ane nies eae CR to ae s neem op ra eee det ~~ nee pi ane na o sere art CF weet olor) oF re ve bade rms ote. Arthas 2! obfend avhiar— 8 oe ne ON i td rai. er _Wrekelcee Oyars arte Oe of een O so cnmete, ott Reale ass he
104-10164-10047 . aa * ‘ . i. : 2 SCOLINT WwCeMAY. SENSE ’ : By eupy ve: “0h ® cys, - Qwelly te: 4 ' . . . Pile l cy, mecomite : ; “Statcfib eyl cy, : ‘oo * Ko other distrtbuttisn A fi» \ ‘ s f.- oe] a ee ' ae a os i e t © ue veae ses : ’ é . Sees hong . ‘ ! tefvrences dincurned come of the develorments at the Univers } _ $ , etty turin: Septorher and October and reforred to the A:ronony : a) ‘<ew.e Show raid, MWe eLLIIn: In mideSapterber of the etudent { 4 . I BUSA and the resultant pales by the rolice on the Sctiool of a | re | ; Acronvony, whon aris wore confisentad and 15 avTsons wore Are ' ee sj : reetint Tho of whem wore Inter sentenced to short prison terms) mb ‘ “oey wore Phartiy folloree by the arrest of some 75 Individuals i rr “4 urmler the “Roy de Ganzte.-Lene"™ snd nacused of Leloniin: to - -or~4 UTE orgaut zations and of ®sanzatertcm"™, Anone thore are | tk ae: TVSBN was Olnnde kc President of the School of Modle re wee Lf, ainw atiudant , *» Heo wag ono of ten of tha inttor { 4 "| a *, . BY kentenaed to one yoar In orlson, Thin craected a preat ; i rr f ws teal of Quror anone the thira or revolutionary croup montiomad t feu 4 3 da hla poport, and also led to the erention be tho pros i ' | ; os, omenutat cooond croup of the GoLITE 30 De. SEITIEMERE ao a { t re | SF > Maske Cor protest of the arrest of DUSCH and tro other studento, | of i! im Ty: 8 i ; . : . Pye, sme Ts. eae any oritan wore in part reaponslble fer the chanjos made ibe wy the Undvernlty Council tn the eloatton regulations, and atte = iu Pee Ne Gommeallin aatlon brought about the quarrols that rogult od or Bev. Lt da eplttting up the student vodye ; ' Bayt . 4 Jae valda, the arrosts, trials and later developments at the | | oye 6 Ooo? Uadveraity have beon partially covered by the press but the ' er ; Wabaaey, to date, has ivt reported on this situa¥ion. It is 4 ce Te *  welkeved that Headquarters should be cognizant of the inner } yo et WeMRnsS of the vartous University factions as outlined by t f eo Avstvaunt/ 4 be, ‘ fi > ABTS : Wall Classification - peo af mS : as Haak ce = | CRBs om 7 REGISTRY COPY . t é foe Fe : . a aed ch ee ips [epltonmennini reer etna eee en gigesattnte veimaems ila afl tn mer 2 ERE A AE oF TN OO a aR aN eee! Livapan- ty
104-10164-10047 * « € . ee . , - G@uajyert: & scene ft Simitels gi oa ttt ; ‘ betverrity of cevace S$: besliy cr, Meweet ba: Ee 3 Wi Llameeces berase TL k eee? i Sone ent Unlversity Coumchde 7 ase ef laferanicten: Sev 1949, ie 2 Neos Ces Ss : Piece seqnives O8EO, Cucte ee Suse erqnives; 36~B¥se 3349, « \ Bvaluetion: Zarse Yoo & tS, fone, , of _ es 19s, ; Seeres: " ASSIVAVEIT gers, 1L- ~ PRESS Fer: By tebe 336. ; . | A Ye Durtny tho lest few woeks vi-: ee. ® of . oad — yo. ; the Latversity of Uabane, "Atel Cheese has ames ned at i Or povolutilunary.s » TPQweCOtNLEL - thetr own list of anndidates The’ third croup, anticcomun! tines croupsespraeCatnalic, “8 ttudents have civiaed tats Sire, antivecsncnlet The Clrst ersur 2a adoptcs 1 . : or eee ON $e usin: as bts 1 eho pag hes ae 2 ectrcee aa. wd JO TYE ite dite, fron widel hea cous vi aven be: aceh ACE LOT P< Bed erence to the croup Wid 7 12 POruler naw ured tn pele has acroed to rubilt bo sow me eo DIN. T. 25 croup University Couns!) In rota, Peubationa on, roceg by the officers, with the ona excorie) t® Peaquirenaies ae for atudent should be amended to tnalute ton ChaG tho erutations for the Studont Executive .), Tireet votine Nt he students mit thotr own candidates for, Aetle PO DI pnD W221 cube duled for 45 Novanter 1049 Ul ftee In tho é:heetions, schee wy the Univeraltty, ‘Hounetle The second croup of PPOSCO IN couwuuniat Proatdent of the ‘geintste fs led ty. Kaonei\s.279, . Lottores Francisco Aavine Cul of Fhtloasicne and the School of Dontistrs: hee FE Sp omumun= 8 enetdent of geting President of the Sch PiAne Tedierna goecgumunist or Orlando Oj5¢y rho is st? ~ ae tubs titutine UNGHAUSTESUL, Fro-conunisy ot Under arrests Sy ica of Sooial Sotonces subytit: meting Prasicgns 5 tne Sehoel undor arrest; Boudiliogiicn St Dea Pedro Duassot_ also President of the School af %..dnhoS, now pr sore "plea the J- communist pro-commnists are not in cat" - “45st croup, the regulations of the Univers: errata oe With the new gard to the manner of votiit'y Council, espegis' n ‘: ly in ree Also participate in the 25° A ee oneneless, ‘they will vy mber eleckigts, subnitting Gonstitutes ‘ne majority or tiest or Pevolutionppies, ehieh 0 ey * wovat? Direoslng Ca; Eycounting amon; them covet Se ne aohopk wate the Giaeri Siesation eae vt Dre o c i { 7 ,
104-10164-10047 neh Se ; Begert te: PP 6 lB, . : . - : o8e Gare § =6£6 Fe 1949, Las refered tr ersornepate ta thd entne anusumeod thet they ef} Lald rerepat. SE af Novennem, tre stay Fisloeti: tat 90 oy the Lise me — Vursity Counelle "10 raszon Cop tite stent ta the PPS @ne rettan peenant-a ny the ulher tes JFIGP, Vere, oloct aug . : & tle Exccuthwe Counefl stwule ve J elcettons end sag ele stfana an tle ears ene AIS IE TE Su a EN . ~~? . = cd wWottias shin eee Ce BAL be ene bis buch of tie dtsurdor tat etudont fay voter Gien Ly cele. ctes of eact a taaic curtis the lust fue sonthae The University Counc! l of noneparticl-ation o but the autiortzad elcet void, t The ctatutes eettine u vic. that elcetivas of sehool ¢ Uron Pe by ulrect voty of the #tated In the Latveralty celrt of the aniaunecsreng the tilpd croup, -steted that an tons be held tn the progence of the dual achoola, and that ,8ehool rust be b would be caclared null end p Univeretty autonany Dree Blatates- to ve valid ust Frofessora of the initvle electicns for Prastdent of the o Petord, and be sade OD) story Cop ell stuuent:, iarleue Peeefient ag tla 4t, is tha Veatle: Cicume ta friends Lave Lucn' tha cuusa af - ’ i ‘ ‘ 22 ae F Ie : aero ‘ 6 . tobe Cond cae. Reg RmI aS a a ativen of all croupn were not allowed to . to the out ‘ - atate thelr. stand Petey prin of viodennos (b) i. 3 eld in the fresence of the Dean of thet | - eo - “school. : | yoo 6. On 1f Noverhor the third croup called a reneral reeting | ee: _ of the student body to protest the alections. This was ; ot Salen 7 & completo fatlure th only a handful of the studenta an we Am ait Se og turnings out for it. OVARES announced the meeting cane a. e og: ' 2 celed and urged the students to anothor seneral meeting te! wR hge . on 23 Novembor, : ee = “lb y th ai’ Me The University Council on 23 Noveaber announeed that the PBs > \., @leotion rules and the olection date would not ba chancede. ees ps ble wg The general reeting of FEU was held the same day in the wh “Ps or’) +> Plaga del Rector Cadenas at the University, follow ne the ¥ 1. He“: @mmouncement of the University Counctl. Loonel Soto avewyes 2 4 S addressed the students, pointing out that the now recue : le ie » gations, ospecially article lo, were iilersal. Raudtile i : GASTEDLANOS and acuetinACLAvIJO also spoke and, Enrique “: — on ee OURRES, Seooondinz the Aotion of Bonite 3u54Q\ for action «4 Jia Po hh 3)“ patner than words, directod the studerts to tale over the st on Cope bey a - Sthools. This was done inmodiately and the. students oce _d 1 dee L “" ena “--"~@upled eicht of the ochools within a short tine, | Vege 7 Bel, ‘ s |8e Thds action was publicly opponed by FRO DIGNIDAD becauce iy be , ae ; they claimed (an) tho montins was called far all rtudants ua 7 uth ar Bubs tho reprosont “ss care A EE —
104-10164-10047 ac * * - ‘ “@ e ¥ * 1? ‘ ® Oe at. : 20. sere tee * Se Ot ot * . A 22. ; the Fovolutionarios, with the hel 3 mont of cloctions to 10 Neco, ity Counell .£, announced that elections scheduled for the. 25t “,:, BO held and that all clas fhe students are araro that the leaders of both Fur ft _'tions, the revolutionaries and the Proscomunis . principally responsible for the sch ‘only student organizations but th “have been damn ‘those leaders; *s Pd of the communlcta, : : , wore succossful in thotr nttompt to pnetpone tle clections, i 4 (ne aeeeeeeeinomnemaeamaats - ‘ ; t Peart me Rages. Ge. FF Lo sg ne gate eo. ae ee Cie Telsehty of Ce st cats oom oot fs oe rr F Ge CO Senses ted bie -ertl, een cnrec#e Uk 6.8 80 tee "gt Ff oth te tbe ceeded cut ee LEB et Bee as ozly SP fC. Sore, the eethom af tan “hae Oty Sa wscctytes the ovevoe$s eas Lhye usb, . ; fitter te gc6 tev, Us Novester, tr: Libversity Cornet? ep AVG 3-0OPl. 8 RS Cw RaPlasa Sertbisst Cd Po leg, Sih] ars ~ og PF Pe Ssmhad Ue resvbu@honacy opin of 8.0 seeks - ¢ tated thele ort eolitua ts. Cre nea erste Clens ard cu eetes step olsen ts Se teteta the inte woralt7, Heetor Clarente fo ea Perlles 5206 te stutents Was Loon Lavites U9 present ticle cose TOPOLy 6.0 Of socpe Gory ard Unt athee patters asuld nat be GBLCePod at Bis tlie, Aloo tears was on interandent creup fraw’ the Se:.eol of Lae Bid, Bike PHO LSE IAD, alread to QCLOlL the aciee duied elaetions but insletad they esuld otis ta work for o.em.e:.t6 bo the electiun Pulesa, snotuer afu9 Sram bie Se:.902 of Pilloeophy aad Vctteve stated cofore tha Unaveratey Councl) thet, altiauch tiLey wore not entirely An eccore with the PLL clrectors, they would dota in any atrixe led by thor for the sotithention of the resulatlones fhe Fit’ thon cubritted in writing thetr demands containing 14 polscs, unone tion the crance tn election gyeten, necessity for unaaliwoue approval of officiale, portpanee ber, and a nunber of other Glauses that concern the operation of the Calveraltys. The noxt day, 24 Novembor, tha Pu still. had consrol of six of the oight schools taken and the Univers 2 would not 4 sea were suspended to prevent violence. The Councll decided to remni n la permm ont session but. no date was set for the el+ections. . Yaw 2f6u Ss, are 001 seandals; thet nok ® students thenselves ged by the foolish and lanless tactics of and that scholastte progress eannot 44 made 30 lon; a2 the present eltuntion oxtata,. Although ef sy ae * - . eee weno oan § me. e pe TE Lae ee MORE Mee eee ThE REED ERY vie snenpamaew ld Sn ree rete ee eee BS a eles caper) ateriqaimnne th cic aemaat Ltt & + See aoe 2 ati spl ae Be, sap aaa zw «Ma & neennen te cece een naan ee ieee © : Sat gm prt eas eee PRED ae oa Be ( ee 4 au ee me; see tie eta Ss vets Leqee mesons coe oi tihmantsth H a
104-10164-10047 *: - 7° - bs _. - * : . feb dee oe ete Sate Ee, Sea he Be « wi am ety .f thee tes ore fler al times uf . ae Pe a a, i a rr ee rd L. ; wh tO, o PT Ttsiang lt fm ikaw whe. ce : ew wee Gales Pslicwla, 3828 et eFde tee. OF Te : : mene WOTTET? Coesril, F.6 Tie me. arez, %.e7 reatizad : € Cet & Seed Breitce of tne ET ITTTLOS, fateei forces ; 4 : VER, Shuts CPoop bs am atterr. ©: cofeat FS * : : ALD aes FAL8. Smthewtling of ET Leaders corttzae 02 cad) . ; Lo Crete lyes Puig So acteshity tat srcartestisa 6s rezree e : sentative af the stucert b F&s bwcer esletse } i evevcersey “ a * a a t * 3 . ® ee tc 4 x .& o 3 : , 1 a 4 ' ’ t t t ‘ a ? . ry . 4 . ‘ ; ® i -} oe 4 ‘ ° + : ») as aoe . " . i , ‘ ¢ * % ’ ao - a % : _. . ros : y tf si . 7 2 : a be . ‘ ts aeenes ete ee Nae we eee er ne at ne ee aw lee son Serna $e iret ctts peace 2 le 9 fr gerce meer ce petn mee amc ely Om egrmmmenionen
104-10164-10047 t ¢ . Si r Bieter s008 108: . . : . : i: Oy cays ve: weity ve: PRRy ’ 7 Wasa, . a : Statefiad. . .} F o Viles ee ee ; , : | ; Gource Coppinscs: AbBEVALi a? Wrfereaces: THHe§60 : . e ven a cy t 4 ° Geuree, poz etioned Dots, ong Conseata. : 4 | ; Developaents eivnin une Pederscién Bacudtentsd oe ee re ewe our o—— Univerat teria CNOD St this tine are of cone | Por : ot Sinutng tntorcas. “one orrantzation itself a t : Peceives @ groak ‘teal of Gay to. day publicity | an i ey | 8m view of tias ‘eumrpaten apainat the hieh cost } {- > "ye | i Seaneying ens De bus fare ei tuation in parties boo! , . a ° hem Obwlous that the “4 ; ey . SOCEALIGTA Furilen (Pep). whieh Ree nan haa ee err e*, Oe very much luck Wa the nase few wzonths 4 Poboy ’ ; : finally found an, ‘oreantes tion which it hopes os ee re ee . be able to crnrase by infiltration and heak 4 | ; thereafter diowes eee policy. Later devele ig os LRM Opeents wild ba Pepor ted, ‘4 rs . . ag “ ; faeat fleat ton 5 : te. $ 5 . = . nti nn erin eRe eat : “—e- ne revere 7 a sovnamen irs vee tte Ammen ereemecinmpmmeren sity, se
104-10164-10047 OE ene, ee - > iad . / ofisitieaal Satter yt “Ao ese bares (ri) ts * ~ sete of isterees ion. Oeteter 22, Rew i! Wece scqsicse: Betens, Cute sete sane: Gctoser 35, Lime i . Grol eotion: Fe}p sete Of bepore: Os tover xu, ivag poe Sonroes’ Peregrash 2 © TiKUoSéO (ALBIVALENT) : Porecrarn 2 © Ine Press ; Pe, , Peregreyne reaatarag © AiIVALTT boo, Barique OVARLS has ence more taken over i ¢ i VeU presidency frem Juste WWENT?S, and Y @ Severed procCusauntat leadeps Lave Pee i ained qeser ta r:U, heetings Letecen ; ! : "EU Joadere and FP offictale tave Pee Y ti Ousted in domination of weak PKU leaders : i ; by PEP, | — . 4 5 | , Y, It has heen Peecently poported that Juata tyr a ft . whe had taken over the leaderchip af the Faderacién Katudtant wt Universitaria (FU) from Enrique OVAKES, was about to Jone hig post. One of the min reasons waa that he had bean unable te | ; Contre) FEU handling of the bue fare problem which had cone 7 Principally under contro] of FEU lenadurs who follow the PARTIDO i SALIGTA POPULAR (PEP) dine, = mo ne J Rare os-« Pan sme one Se a : r Foret et be the eM SS ae . a dees rm @ ; 2. FUENTES was removed. from the presidency, “Pueblos mee epapers ao late as 7? October 1948, referred to him ae the Fesidents but “iHoy® for 17 October has a we statement on the ® fare situation signed by Justa YUENTES C VEL, Vice Preside Laer “Pueblo” of 14 October 1948 noted thatEn ; who had been enjoying a vacation, had once more taken over the presidency, _ ‘ oe . 3. Not o did: Enrique’ QyAR=s, take over the preste Le ‘dency, but other atecaye leaders who have followed the Psp line G@ppeared to have gained ascendency once more. Alfredo* JUZVARA ence again eccupies. the post of : Eecretary of Foreten Relations: ",,, @2 the Fey, to which post he is not prope oe age, On October 15, a group of FEU leaders had a con~ ference with PRIO concerning the bus fare si tuation,.and among wor opine FEU delegates wea OrlandoF ROSH, Gustavorieited, Pedro . AMIRAZU, and Badd LloCASTELEENOS “wads oo Whom have been previously . 2 & “+ 4” Qhasedfleation tty an REG fT Pamememnmen rina sein 2? { & Fs 4 ‘ % . 3 % é 5 wt ow of & on ’ , oa ee | fee is t : — ’ : my H 1 i ond 7 ' 4 f Q, i i Fie»
104-10164-10047 a . Tie IPF ecasideved anttectennurist, Uoesver, Liens) -OTh, brants - 8 , Qa ealk, One AlftedoVF=tith sere also colecetes, and tase -—  $essuscuads are cuasicered bo te Frorccstenist, It tad ‘ Ciopefore tecoae efferent Ly CLO Lboe tat the entie® ete. “4 : 616 not have os ccarplete contre) of e)) Pcl offices 08 Usy ; hd . bag Rad before tne bus fare protien arose, — a ee ee Bee : §, The erinctyal reatan for the Joss ef contro) . hae bean the otlitusners of H.tt:5 end other fot lasaers 4 ‘ Vo meet with laser fy: by ceeundd erren aa other §-9 ! ‘ gC tetade tne salut Ehlert Vo comtel the bos fave Inoresse, { *. et tas vecentiy toen Pozarted iat Fred enlarged these A$ te , . | Cusstons to include nations) groblens Uat eould interest : { wie a? es . the students as auch 08 tne workers, ‘wt en en ‘ 6, These reunions have continued, end lasera ‘ peta te reported to have rerarkad at such @ Fesent meeting that there sore many prodlens that casiad for the attention e jf of "progressive and elvie forces", He suggested the orrante . gation of consittees composed of the sane groups thet had mo, fought so wel) acainat the bus fare insreasecetrat 18 the ab - FEU, the Pur, some of the Pic Ortodoxos of rduardastt gras, ~ end students of the secondary schools, in order that these ' Coamittess could turn their attention to other problems os ‘ goon as the Onnibus Aliades question is dissolved, They have | already announced a caspairn. against hich eleateria charras, ’ In general, tho entire attack arrinat the hizh coat of living i tt) poraitted the PsP to take over olvic movensnts wich have : . 7 fe tay leg AITAREE OS ome cme Re > Rae MRT ON FO EE EI NN RTI re ome wt x | Some mporit and which wore instituted by anti-Conmuniats, 7, kA meeting is presently planned for 26 October fee ene RE me ORE ER ORR Ae oh AORN 1948 in Parque Central and this sveting, as well as other :-. ‘g§malar activities, will only bring. closer togather FEU and iit PSP officials. The anti-Connunists connected with the FEU aa * ‘* spre ceeeeechaneth grt emie sitmmenemmencammemanet nen sane Se ATE A 3 ~ woo LEP ae ER PE Ope " 7 = sa @ a " . e i } $ a _ till hope to regain control, but they suffer at the present ; rr es .. ime from weak leaders who hevs played into the hands of the i eed ve Coamunists. . eeet Swen cies wn ie sarin 17 Ate athe Boia nae : i valk ef yg o 8 * ‘ Pr ee ee SO al ge eee See hme 1 ‘.
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