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in Rhode Island, with the race
close in Virginia and uncertain
in Texas.
Effort to Hold States
President Eisenhower's late
decision to campaign next week
in Florida. Virginia and Texas
represented an obvious effort to
hold on to these States-he took
them and Tennessee out of the
solid South" last time.
Also next week Mr.. Eisen-
hover will go into Oklahoma and
back into Pennsylvania, giving
further evidence of a deter
mination to drive hard in this
last full week that is left.
Meanwhile the Stevenson
forces will be out to push Their
own driving finish. as they de-
scribe it. Mr.. Stevenson will
point his windup campaign
largely at winning big city sup
port in some of the larger States
Democrats class as doubtful.
Kentucky Contest Close
In all, the Associated Press
sent political writer's into q
States. which, against the back
ground of 1852. appeared to Offer
the best opportunity of testing
voter sentiment. They did moi
include those generally listed al
solidly Democratic or strongly
Republican.
The 21st State surveyed was
Kentucky, the only one of the
Continued on Page AS, Col.
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Revolt Ebbs> Budapest Says;
U.N. Session Called TODAY
Fight Still RACES in City,
10000 Casualties Listed

VIENNA, Austria Oct 81 QP.-Hungarys new de-
Tense minister, Gen. Karoy jana, told the nation
tonight Russian and Hungarian troops had wiped out
most rebel Strongpoints in Budapest.
But reports reaching Vienna said Hungary still is
gripped by bloody civil war.
Gen. jana acknowledged there still is fighting in
Budapest but he insisted it is confined to few rebel
StrongpontS in the capital
Perhaps anticipating the U. N. Security Council
meeting called for tomorrow to consider the role of
Soviet troops in combating the uprising in Hungary,
Gen. jana denied the Russians had participated in
any largeScae operations in Budapest. But he said
that at the request of the Hungarian government the
Soviet soldiers have helped and still are helping break
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First Of q series.

FIfSt OF q series.
its boundaries and the Metro
Ipolitan Area was born. Today,
the youngster is just awakening
to a crisis--the lack of order in
its sprawling, lusty growth.
Typical is Montgomery County
Already. it has doubled its 1948
population of $4,000. BY 1880,
it is expected to have found
living room for a total of 100000.
( The growing pains show plainly.
/ The home owner sees them in
crowded schools. traffic snarls,
the quiet street converted sud-
denly to thoroughfare and the
lever-present threat Of "unde-
sirable development" nearby that
could hurt his investment.
/ The developer sees the cost Of
community facilities like streets
and sewers - which must be
passed along to the new home
buyer-threatenlng to price him
out Of low-cost home building
The local government sees the
specter OF these same services
demanded all at once in new
subdivisions outreaching tax
revenues to pay for them.
The planneI is worried about
water and sewer facilities. and
sees overcrowdine threatening to
make tomorrow S slums out Of
today's new houses.
The answers to these prob
lens can be found only on
! Continued on Page Ala, Col. /
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6yIQ, MI democrat SO lar as
Virginia is concerned. has failed
to indorse the Stevenson-Ke-
fauver ticket. The best infor-
nation obtainable, too, is that
he will say nothing about the
presidential candidates. Demo-
cratic, Republican or States
Rights, before the election.
Byrd Position Important
Il looks, therefore, as though
Adlai Stevenson will have to
carry Virginia, if he carries it.
without the Byrd approval. This
is all the more trying for the
Stevenson people because Senator
Byrd has Endorsed the Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress
right down the line. His omis-
sion of Mr.. Stevenson and Sena-
tor Kefauver sticks out like sore
thumb. 1t is an omission that
Senator Byrd's friends can read
as they run. It could have ma
terial effect on the outcome
Four years ago. the Senator made
a public statement saying he
could not recommend Mr.. Ste
venson's candidacy. He made nc
mention of Mr.. Eisenhower then
In September at his annual
picnic in Berryville for apple
growers. Senator Byrd made his
only public comment on either
candidate this year.
I Without indorsing Mr.. Steven
son. the Senator delivered a
scathing denunciation of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's civil rights
program. He called it 1.-The most
ubiquitous" legislation ever Of
fered Congress.
On the other hand, Mr.. Ste
venson now has the support OF
practically all the important
Democratic Office holders. both
+ in Congress and in the State
except Senator Byrd. They are
in many cases. campaigning fol
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the Stevenson-Kefauver, ticket.
He did not have this support
four years ago.
In addition the Stevenson
people are counting on the en-
try of T. Coleman Andrews of
this city as the presidential CAN
didate of the States Rights
Party to help their candidate
win. They believe, and it is
generally concede, that Mr.. An
drews will draw more votes from
the 1852 Eisenhower Democrats
than he will from the Stevenson
Democrats.
Another factor that may help
Mr.. Stevenson lies in the fact
that the Republicans have put
candidates for the House OF
Continued on Page A-25, Col. 3
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States alone would deliver 271
electoral votes-f1ve more than
enough for another White House
term.
And, of course. if he carried
those IA he would undoubtedly
carry a number of other States,
pushing his electoral vote total
well beyond 271. This is be-
cause a number of the States
mot included in the 81 key battle
ground States are generally con-
sidered rock-ribbed Republican.
Voters who say they are I'M
decided, or won't say what they
may do. seem much more num-
erous this year than at the same
time four years ago.
More Undecided Voters
The solidifying of their de-
cisionS, Of course, could affect
the outcome in close States.
Massachusetts offers a prime
example in this situation.
The IA States where political
sentiment seemingly gave Mr..
Eisenhower a notwithstanding
from shaky in Florida to I'M
shakable in Wisconsin-were:
New York, Pennsylvania.
California, Illinois. Ohio.
Michigan, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Florida, Iowa, Washington and
Oregon.
In the other six of these 20
States this was the situation:
Democrat Adlai Stevenson
seemed ahead in Missouri and
Tennessee, was given an edge in
Oklahoma and a good chance
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Hungariians Ask
For Free Ballot
Rebel Leader Tells
About Massacre
By PETER HOTTER

Associated Press Foreisn Correspondent
HEGYESHALOM, Hungary
Oct. 27.-A rebel leader said here
tonight the anti Communist
revolutionarieS want era
elections throughout Hungary tc
determine its future government
The interview took place ir
the customhouse of this towr
Just across the border. The hut
was crowded to overflowing by 9
mixture of rebels. soldiers. CT.
villains, workers in overalls. younG
men with fiery eyes and ambu'
lance personnel.
A stocky Hungarian of abou
so was pointed out as the com
mandant of the Gyoer bordel
district. Withholding his NAM
but speaking with great sin
certify. he declared:
I'VE freedom fighters wan
free and general elections il
which all parties will be equal.
This will determine which
party is most popular with tn
people.
Budapest Fighting Continues
I'm the district of Gyoer, sol
diers. workers and students havl
formed councils but they havl
mot yet proceeded to set up {
formal table of government or
ganization.
I'VE are not in contact witt
other rebel-held areas and do mo-
know where rebels are fighting
except Budapest.
I'VE have no telephone con.
nections with the Hungarian
capital. but we know there i,
fighting there.
The main aim of our uprising
/ is the end of the hated rule o.
the Russians.
ut is not important. in oul
opinion, if someone is for Of
against communism. We all arr
entitled in demanding that w
have our Hungarian way"
The commandant shifted in hi'
chair and surveyed the smoke.
filled room-where there wa:
much shouting. kissing anC
handclapping. got my share O
the kissing, too. when I arrived
across about mile of no-mans'
land.
Spontaneous Uprising
The commandant went on:
Factories already are working
in the Gyoer area and it is oul
aim to do everything to normal
ize life. This means the freedom
See RERFI. Page All
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Text Of Speech on Pose A-l0.
~-----~-~---~-~-~----
the President had professed ig-
norance or lack of interest in
important domestic develop
mentS.
While the President was
away. hunting or playing golf,
the government had been run by
his subordinates, Mr.. Stevenson
implied, and serious plumbers
had been made.
Destiny For Nixon"
The President would be even
less disposed to lead during the
coming four years, the candidate
declared. His reelection would
open up new destiny" for Vice
President Nixon.
Altogether. Mr.. Stevenson
listed some 90 different occasions
on which the President had been
away at critical moments. or
cloudy on developments. He re-
lied heavily on news reports to
back his case. 1t added up to by
far the most scorching indict-
ment of Mr.. Eisenhower and his
administration mounted by the
Democratic candidate so far.
Much of his speech here at
Los Angeles Gilmore Field was
devoted to the conduct of Amer
lean foreignu affairs. In his first
reference to the revolt against
communism in Poland and Hun
gary, Mr.. Stevenson charged the
administration and the State
Department with having been
taken completely by surprise by
these developments.
Far from amounting to a VIC
tory for administration policies,
the United States was so unpre-
pared for the developments that
neither of its top representatives
in Poland or Hungary was at his
post when the trouble broke out,
Mr.. Stevenson said.
Points to Truth Squad
The Democratic candidate
noted that members Of the Re-
publican truth squad" in Illinois
had been claiming credit for the
revoltS as "a clear-cut result of
the new American foreign pol
Icy"
I'VE have said more foolish
and insulting things about other
Continued on Page Az, Col. 3
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Reds Aid Riot Victims

HONG KONG. Oct. q R).-
Peiping radio has announced a
second Red China contribution
'of 100000 Yuan about $4,000
to victims Of the Hong Kong riots
in mid-OctobeT. The first dona-
ton Of 100000 Yuan from the
Communist Chinese reached here
a week ago.
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and sewer Iines-which so Tar
have guided most of the Capitals
intensive suburban development.
The problem of what to do
about it is as big as the area
itself.
The problem goes back a
decade, when Washington burst
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Two FLYERS Killed

FORT HOOD, Tex. Oct. ~
l(P).-An Army L-21 training
plane crashed on the Fort Hood
military reservation today, kill
ing two pilots, LIST Its. Darrell H.
Mills of Wichita. Kans., and
John r. Marschitz Of Chicago.
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the resistance Of groups opposing
the forces of the workers"
The Soviet News Agency Tass
reported from Budapest "a ma
jority of the insurgents have
laid down their arms" in answer
to the Hungarian Governments
offer of amnesty but some
groups so far have not under
stood there is no way out but
surrender"
New Regime Picked
Gen. jana spoke after Hun
gary'S Communist bosses tried
to end the rebellion by forming
a new government with two nom
Communist cabinet ministers.
But the bloodshed wen, on.
Tonight the Hungarian Red
Cross telephoned an appeal for
emergency medical aid and food
to International Red Cross head
quarters in Geneva, Switzerland,
saying there we're more than
$1,000 casualties to be cared for.
This was apparently the only
message allowed through Hun
Igary'S blackout on direct COM
Imlnications with the West.
Amid rumors he acted with a
Russian pistol at his head,
Premier Imre Macy announced
the formation in emhattled
Budapest of a new nationalist
government intended to appease
the rebels demand for admins
5rative reforms and freedom from
Moscow.
The new cabinet includes two
of Mr.. Negy's fellow ex-purgees,
zoltan Tidy and Bella Kovacs.
of the once-powerful Smallhold-
erS Party. But the key jobs
stayed in Communist hands and
the new government fell far
short Of the rebels demands.
More Troops Committed
The first order of the day by
Gen. jana called on the defec-
tion-ridden Hungarian army to
proceed without interruption to
the liquidation of positions in
the hands of the rebels"
Troops not yet engaged in
fighting are to prepare to enter
the fight" Gen. jana said.
The Iron Curtain fronting on
neutral Austria crumpled.
Communist frontier guards
abandoned their Red-starred
watch towers-apparently under
orders to reinforce Soviet and
Hungarian troops fighting the
rebels in the East--and soldiers
on the side of the revolution
swarmed into the border areas.
ALI the l50-mile highway from
Budapest was reported III rebel
hands.
I'VE are brothers again." the
rebels shouted to Austrian
frontier police. Nov we can
talk to you as free man."
Austrians Welcomed
The Austrian police crossed the
line for the first time in IL years.
They were received with en-
braces and pats on the back.
The Com munist frontier
guards have formed part Of Hun
Ieary's l00,000-man security po-
lice forces, independent Of the
army and regarded by the Reds
as more reliable politically.
Authenticated reports told Of
widespread desertion of soldiers
to the rebel cause in the civil
war that broke out in the
wake Of popular demonstrations
against the old government and
the Russians in Budapest last
Tuesday.
An authoritative dispatch
reaching anti-Communist diplo-
mats in London declared Mr..
Nays regime would collapse but
for Russian support.
THE Hungarian people are
behind the uprising almost TO
Ia man with the exception Of the
Security Police" this account
said. THE brutality Of the
Continued on Page IA, Col. 1
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Survey Shows President
Holds Lead in II States
If Borne Out by BuIIoting These TotoI
III Electoral Votes, More Than Needed

Less than two weeks before election day. President
hover to hold lead in IA of 81 key battle-ground
States.
He carried 20 of these States in 1852 some of the
which he believed ahead now his lead looks much
diminished from the Republican triumph of years ago.
But borne out by the baong November g. the IA
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GUIDE FOR GROWTH
Planners Race to Limit
Cabin John Expansion
By GEORGE BEvERIDGE

possible fight heavy residential development OF
quiet areaalmost big Arlington Countys shaping up
in Washingtons back yard.
Involved is Montgomery Countys 2O-square mile Cabin
John Valley which to feel the stmuants-highways
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Stevenson Says
Eisenhower
Has Hurt Nation
Charges Absence,
Lack of Interest
In Time Of Crisis

LOS ANGELES, Oct. glad
lai Stevenson denounced Pres
ident Eisenhower here tonight
as a part time President"
whose "abdication of RESPONSE
bility caused the Nation great
damage at home and abroad"
He charged the President with
being absent from his job dur
ing repeated world crises and
cited numerous cases in which
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Stevenson Forces Think
He Wi|ICorryV Virginia
By GOULD LINCOLN
Star stan Correspondent

RICHMOND, Va. Oct 27--The Virginia Democrats for
Stevenson think they going to this State However
they have cold chill and then, when they remember the
S060 vote margin by which President Eisenhower defeated
their candidate four ago and realize that Mr. Eisenhower
still has great personal popularity.
Another thing that worries them that Senator Harry
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Pictures on Pose AIS.

Pictures on Pose AIS.
am, W HI n-if you were
awake-you should have set
the clocks back to / am.
If you didn't, better get at
it today so your timepiece
will be right when the time
comes tomorrow to go to
work.
If you commute by rail-
road. you would be wise to
check the lines new sched-
ules, effective today.
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Editorial Section Polls Experts;
Other Politics on Inside P0ues

Sirteen leading editors and reporters from all parts
OF the Nation are special contributors today to note
Uorhy surrey Of the political Their reports appear
in the Editorial Section, Page All Other significant
political neUs includes:
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.SHOULDYOU FORGET
GET UP AND SET
CLOCK BACKHOUR

This area went back on
Eastern Standard Time to-
day, one hour slower than
Daylight Saving.
The official return to
Standard hours was at 2
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prohibition candidate Is forgotten man. Page AS
Surveys Indicate smaller vote than in So Page AS
itineraries OF Democratic, @ o candidates Page Al
Kefauver Tours Maryland, sees victory Page AS
smathers hopeful about Democrats in Senate Page AT
President enters hospital for checkup Page AS
Nixon Calls Stevenson captive Of ADA lests Page AS
T. Coleman Andrews urges hrd-psrty support Page Al
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TEEN CURFEW HIT;
YOUTHS AIR VIEWS

YoUHesTtRs SEE dssdlins plans
os blovi Of Their personal liberty.
Their Hsvi ore reported in Silbsns
"Whot Young People Think" on Page
AIS. Ia oddiiiss. they tell Of psisn.
'sI ioihsss on Page u Of THIS Week
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