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‘fair treatment for: those involve. Go:
(ed. in:-the: recent, uprising: :
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By Norman’ M. MacLer |

on.-Poland. to . secure

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moral” fervous, would have &

if. they. linked

similar : requests - to. {he . British

| J duthorities in: embattled Cyprus, |
= for to the: French authorities in

Algeria. . :
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would’, all. see clearly that. the

* Vhasie | ‘cause. of the’ trouble in
, Poland’ is: pretty much, the same
-fas in: Cyprus. or in North Africa.
‘|In every. case, local inhabitants,
Jinflamed - ‘by’. patriotism,
be fighting : for. freedom from for- 4
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& oF COURSE, itvis easy tor “wost: _

~ efners-to argue that there-is: a
. | vast difference between the, be-
: dnign British colonial. government
in. Cyprus, or the relatively: civil-
. “\iged° French. administration in
~ | North Africa; ‘and. .that -of. the
{harsh . Communist’ dictatorship
1. |in Poland. That*’argument: has,

‘jno. doubt, a; great. deal ,of truth
sslin it. But the: ‘point might. seem
-lmore. important: to’ those: of “Us.
- “who are thousands of miles | away
from ° the: seat. of -the trouble
“| than it: does: to the people who
_|happen.. to: ive in the troubled
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In my. ‘opinion, ‘ine new Com.

a miunist.. ‘imperialism, ... -which |
»"}run? from: Moscow, is: the. most
3, "| sinister of all “the. forms of: im-
» {| perislism = which ~
? gimankind:» It is: tne- most‘ sinis-
4) ter because it:is the most subtle,
~«land most strong. No doubt’ there
‘Ware some ‘Communist dupes, ‘even
“in Poland, as. ‘there ‘are in: Can-
jada, “who fail to see ghat the
i. Communist '

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‘dictatorships: softy
those countr ies are just as. truly
“imperialist” “as Was: ever. the
casé. in the 19th century British,
French; German or Dutch’ re-
gimes in: Asia.or- Africa. But the
‘unfortunate truth. is-.:that.”
thosé.:vast areas’ of the world,

:| where. the: older ‘form: .ofimper-
dalism was familiar, ‘the newer

brand | is s harder to expose:

|| WHEN: the British: ruled: India,
ever ybody. knew who was boss.
| That wes true when the French
‘truled most of North Africa, or
even... whet the: “Americans. OX-
4 pelled’ the’. ‘Spaniards ‘from. the
Philippines and ruled ‘those Is-
lands themselves.

But in Asia and Africa today,
ithe local, native Communist
-| parties firs: appear jn the name
of patriotism. «They are the ad-
vance guard of the movement
for “national liberation.” All of
their slogans are “anti-irmperial-
ist.” . Jt takes some time for
more than a fraction of the af-
fected population to realize that
the ‘native: Communists are
themselves an integral part of a
world-wide Communist cmplre,
win its ¢apttal A Moscow,

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isi RANE S slit at?
ica oh d™out, keep a’ dis+
ereet. silence about the state of
affairs in Cyprus or in French
North AfMiea, This {8 natuural
enough because “Mind your own
‘|business” $s still a cammon-
sense axiom jn international af-
fairs,
But, unfortunately, every cill-
zen of every country in the west
Is affected hy the netlons of any
western — gavernment, Jn any
colonial area actively struggling
for Wheration,
The mun point is that the
western allies can never mobilize
world public opinion against
such Injustices as exist In Po-
Jand ov elsewhere within the
new Red empire jn eastern Eure
ope, so Jong as they do not com-
plelely clean jouse themsclyos,
in the remaining noals and cor-
ners of the ald colonial empire,
She old tmperkdlsm eannot

new Red Jmperlulism/ in
propaganda war, let alone any
other kind of struggle,

But western demoerncies, self-
purged of thelr remaining colon.
jaliam, ean turn the tide aginst

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“what! is ‘ahundantly apnarent |
to..veteran Parliament Hill po-
litical observers is that. Ontario
Premier Leslie-Frost is currently |
the: victim of the. sort« of: trick
question that cannot be. answer-
ed. with cither, a Plain. “yes” or
“N. ” - .

The question which’ ‘has: the
Ontario PC Chieftain “on the
horns of a real. political dilemma |:.
is whether at a recent-Juncheon !
‘Ottawa -with Opposition;
Leader George Drew he: defin-
itely committed . his” provincial
PC machine to all-out support
of the Federal Tories when , the |
coming . general election rolls
around?., ee o oe i

The storv ‘that. Hon;. Frost—
whose political: power in’ On-
tario approximates that of ,Du-
olessis in: Quebec. or ‘Douglas in
Saskatchewan — gave -such a
commitment has been published | °
in lerpe headlines” in the: inde-
pendent press jn Montreal and
in Toronto. Only, two Préss Gal-
Jerv Correspondents out of a
total of some 80 have: sponsored
it, But, they are two of: the cor-
S| respondents who normally man-
age to-~keep’ pretty closely: in
trueh with what is going on in
Federal PC circles. a

The other .70-odd: correspdnd-
ents’ who. were left at the “post
when. the ‘purported story broke}:
have sinre. been anxious-to. S¢~
cure. either confirmation ;- or
denial. of . it. - -For: profess] gnal
reasons - they’ ‘would prefer:
denial, It would: make: ‘them
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“NICOS SIA, Cyprus Ww — The
man directing . Brilish anti-
terrorist operations on Cyprus
believes the backbone of the
ECKA extremist campaign is
“severely bent” and may soon be
broken. oO

““Once we get Grivas,” says
Brig, George Baker, “I think the
rest. will crumble.”

_ He'was referring to 58-year-
ald: Greek Col. George Grivas,
supposed tobe operational lead-
er of the EOKA underground

with’ -Greece,..The British au-
tHiorities chave - offered £10,000
for-his capture,

“Baker. chief of s taft to. Gav:
Sir’ John Harding. predicts that:
by autumy the EOKA wall be a:
“fairly spent force.”

SHORT OF ARMS .

are ‘running, short cf arms,” he}
said: “I am more optimistic. now
aj than. I was three ‘months: ago.
“There are also definite signs
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But cobviousiy’ ‘Premier’ “Frost
cannot | -deny* the ‘story. : TE “he:
aces. the. Conservative Party. in
Ontario is going. to be split right
lip the middle. ‘And the fact that
he denies . pledging support to

boomerang against him,, Hither-

"in: “the, independent. position of
Having hisown provincial. elec-
‘tion over before the Federal con-
fest takes place. But.next time
the Federal election will prerede
(h provincial. And Lf. the ‘Frost
Conservatives ‘announce now
that they aren't going’ to. sup-
port, the Drew forces, then. the
Federal PC's will be enlitled to
sulk in their tents when the
Ontario PC admJnistration has
to fo before the voters.

But. {f, on the other hand,
Premier Frost confirms his re-
parted deelsion to campalgn on
an all-out basis against the
Federal Liberals, then he jeopar-
cles ml highly EEN
relationship 0: ‘Pooneray
Heh’ bal Pup ath: tna vii
Liheral ee That |s somes
thing that—simply on ao dollars
ond cents basls—he cannot af-
ford to sacrifice,

and they had to: acknowledge!

Hon. George Drew. Js: going. to} +

‘to: ‘the Ontatic Premier has. been | #3:

ul among the island’s. over-

  

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organization. which is. pressing |
for’ immediate union of Cyprus:

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\whelming Greek-Cypriot popula}
tion.

Raker Is responsible -for co-
ordinating the campaign .to
suppress terrorism. There are
20,000 Britisp troops ‘on Cyprus.
‘Baker also has at his disposal
‘an island police force of 2,000,
imost of thera Turkish Cypriots,
; Baker’s operations are made
difficult by the. refusal .of
Cypriots to provide infoymation,
‘either because of EOKA intimi-
dation or sympathy with the
cause,

“A murder can. take. place, on
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