Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

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elements" have become active in
Bulgaria but that anyone who
tried to shake Soviet-Bulgarian
friendship would be beaten down,
Austrian communications off,
Gals said this morning that they
could accept no telephone calls
to Romania. as well as Hungary
because lines to that Satellite
were also "out of order"
Exploit Egypt's Trouble
Communist leaders in the sat-
iellites exploited the British
French Intervention in Egypt tc
offset anti-Communist ideas
spreading in the wake of the
Soviet moves against Hungary
Associated Press Correspondent
Hannis Neuerbourg was told by
Communists during a 500-
mile trip across Red-ruled Czech.
oslovakia that the Russians prob
ably would not have dared to
crush a popular uprising before
the eyes of the world had Eng
land and France not acted in
Egypt.
Poland kept up its drive to
GUST Kremlin influence, begun
when national Communists took
over the country's leadership
three weeks ago. Thirty-twc
Ihigh-ranking Soviet officers were
replaced by Poles in the army
Radio Warsaw said Poland soor
would put important people" or
trial for Stain era purges.
Communications Cut
Telephone and telegraph com.
munications between Hungary
and the West have been cut since
shortly after the Russian attack
Sunday morning. But an incom.
plete picture of massive Soviet
repression, economic chaos anC
guerrilla war was pieced together
from Communist radio announce.
ments, reports of refugees and
faint radio signals sent by the
rebels.
At PEGS. in Southern Hungary
the Communist controlled radio
warned people to keep OF the
streets because rebels were shoot
ing from roofs and windows
After an ultimatum demandine
the rebels surrender by 6 am
expired. the PEGS radio warned
them to give up by 9 am. OF
face determination" by Soviet
tanks.
1 During the night an insurgeni
station calling itself Radio Roks
tThe Fox reported heavy fight.
ing in Budapest's 9th district
a section in the southeast part
OF the capital that was a center
OF fighting in the nti-Commu.
mist revolution last month.
People Dig bitches
\ Radio Roka said: 1.-THE situa.
ton becomes more difficult by
the hour. Only military heir
would save us. The entire Hun.
garian nation is asking for help
|. The people are digging
trenches and making barri.
cades."
| Another rebel broadcast sale
centers of resistance against
! the Russians were Csepel Is.
land. an industrial complex just
south of Budapest In the Dan.
ube; Kecskemet, SO miles south.
east of Budapest, and the, Lake
Balaton area. Sc miles south.
west Of Budapest.
The location Of the rebel sta.
tons was not known. Probably
they were portable transmitters
Radio Budapest, in the hands
of Premier Janos Kada's puppe
government, sought to win ovei
the Hungarians with promises O.
political and economic reform!
patterned on the popular pledge.
Of lmre Macy. the National Com.
munist premier the Russian.
were believed to have arrested
Sunday.
Russia Sending Food
Kadar appealed to the friend.
Ily Socialist powers" for food anC
economic aid to ease the wrecked
Hungarian economy. The frs
offer Of help, Radio Budapes
said. was a grant from tn,
I"brotherly" Soviet Union Of So.
900 tons Of grain, 5000 tons o.
meat, 1000 tons Of butter anC
fats, and considerable qualitie.
lof building materials and medi'
cal supplies.
Under cover Of darkness, sew
eral more hundred Hungarian
refugees managed to cross tn,
heavily guarded Austrian border
Since Sundays Soviet attacl
nearly 1000 persons. mostl!
women and children. have es
capped to this neutral nation.
Robert A. Clark. United State
diplomat who led a convoy Of 2.
Americans from Hungary Il
Austria yesterday. said the Rus
slams took over the Western
Hungarian town Of Magyaroval
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