Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
|HungarY'sReds
Admit Executing
9Th Young Rebel

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pest radio reported today that
la 25-year-old Hungarian rebel
against the Communist regime
was executed for hiding arms
This brought the admitted
number of rebels executed to
six, although the actual number
is believed to be much higher
The broadcast said Gezs
Szivos, a teamster, was con-
victed and sentenced by a mill
tary court in Budapest. The
Red radio gave these details.
Szivos got hold of an auto
matte pistol on October 80 ano
Joined the rebel group which
lStormed the Communist Party
headquarters in Budapest.
He admitted having fired loo
shots at the building and "Sev-
Ieral persons were killed in the
building"
More Weapons Found
On November 4. the day of the
Russian assault on Budapest
Szivos obtained two more auto
matte pistols. ammunition, eight
hand grenades and two incendi.
airy bombs. Tenants in the house
where he lived informed on him
to the police, and he was arrested
December 10. The arms were
found in his quarters the next
day.
A later newscast said two
youths in Debrecen-Gyoergy
Taiko. 81, and Kalman Kokis, Is
were sentenced to Is years anc
10 years in prison, respectively
after police contended loaded
pistols were found on them dur
ing a street raid.
A woman refugee was killed
yesterday when Hungarian OF
Russian guards fired on a party
approaching the Austrian border
Mrs. Garbone Molnar. so. of Blu.
dapest. fell in the darkness anC
confusion and she was not missed
until the group reached safety
Her brother-in-law and a prizes
'recrossed into Hungary, LOCATED
the body and brought it to Aus.
tria.
Party Fails to Get Backing
] The newspaper of Hungarian
Premier Janos Kadar's Soviet,
supported government, mean.
while. gave new evidence of thu
premier'S failure to draw sup
port from the rebellious Hun
garianS.
/ The paper, Nepszabadsag, ad
mitted that Premier Kadar'
Hungarian Socialist Workers
Party has attracted only 103, 00l
members in two months of in
tensive recruiting Throughout
the country.
The party was established a.
successor to the Hungarian Com
munist Party a few days befor,
the Russian troops put Premie
Kadar in power November
Eighteen months earlier Matya
/ Rakosi. the Stalinist party hos
now living in Russia, claimed tn
Hungarian Communist Part,
had $4,000 members.
Premier Kadar is seeking
members to bolster his position
when he begins promised nego
ltiations to try to bring non
Communist political leaders INT,
his government.
Budapest radio also reported
that Hungarian delegates whC
will end the Kadar government
walkout on the U. N. Assembly
session soon will seek extensive
financial and technical assist,
ance to rebuild their country
revolution shattered economy
apparently both inside and out,
side the U. N.
| The radio quoted DR.. Imr,
IVajda. a university professor
named to the new delegation a,
Saying that in addition to finan.
cial and material aid. Hungary
tIneeds technical assistance "be.
cause We are very backward In
this field"
DR.. Vajda said he would ash
~. N. assistance in procuring
special laboratories. installation.
land libraries for scientific insti.
tutes. He also wants u. N