Budapest, Oct. 8.
Great disappointment was caused yesterday in Budapest by Mussolini's Speech, the Italian Premier having failed to refer even once to Hungary in his address, a telegram to the Hungarian Premier, Dr, Julius Goemboes, Mus-Solini said, "When I spoke of peace justice in the course of my address, I was thinking of Hungary and was alluding to your country."! Havas.
Havana, Oct. 8
Workers in ait trades and industries today were answering the call for 2 general strike aod the Government tnoved: promptly to suppress. 8 por Sible terroristc outbreak Police late Fast might ordered 400 Labour leaders and all members of the University Students "Council to Gen. Johnson's Farewell Washington, Oct. 1.
With tears in his eyes, General Hugh Johnson, former head of the National Recovery Administration, to-day bade farewell to URA. employees.
urged them to continue to ive loyal support to his success sors.
"The principles of the N.RA.
re right and will prevail in the end. The new Recovery Board, composed of my friends. are faithful and just," he declared.
"God bless you." General Johnson concluded with emotion Reuter, be placed under arrest as a precau-Hlonary move, and many had already been caught ina city-wide dragnet this' morning.
Soldiers are guarding the Cuban Electric Company's power plants and details of troops also have been placed on guard over other public Services thought likely to be the focal point for a possible attack by dis Affected elements, Military guards at the office of President Carlos Mendieta have again been strengthened, an attack upon the life of the Chief Executive being feared by Colonel Fulgencio Bautista, Commander-in-Chief of the Army, and his aides.
Troops early this morning cleared Central Park of mob which was noisy but offered no resistance when con fronted with bayonets.
Colonel Bautista has mobilized all defence forces and eighteen tanks fare being held in readiness for momentary action at Camp Columbia "United Press.
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