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yeally. happening’ 1m: hussl
sure is that a shake-up of
“Stalin's . ‘stat
jnocked-off thelr perches by. the...
‘very.men who were
associates. ,while
“What remains. to be seen Is
whether’
| Stalin can

“. \have let:loose forces which even-
{tually will ‘topple them too.:

as. Ihave

“Ithe people. of, the non-Commun-.
“st countries. were, never against
] ; Communism: because, of its ec-
ry. yonoimics: .
i logainst ‘socialism: holus-bolus as
-|a system of society, which had to

y |*dictatorship of the proletariat”
- Jof- the world Communist, pro-.
{Marx till now...

|tion’ whereby: ‘the | Communists,
ot proposed. to: overthrow “the :free.
no economy: system}, called .‘capital-.
ool isin” ny: Karl: Marx. _ As. devised
...| hyMarx and’ modified by. Len-

» , line, the: program | called. for’ a’
coe secret conspiracy, a class. strug-.
“gle: culminating “in -eivil’ war, in
{each country, the seizure of pow-

‘ler: by, the Communists, and the
{complete ‘ruthless suppression of
-{p)l rival: elements. in the state

   
 

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‘statues are being
stat ‘she mate “good of, the survivors. .
Stalin's close-” view) qouall., Unese ” Purposes the’
he was’ ‘still ‘Communists. held that, the. end:
foo | justified the means arid that}
yanything was permissible; so-long| .
as it furthered the power of the |’
Se 8) world Communist party. :
of 2 ed Ot That false, reasoning led in|"
whether: Bhrushchev’ and Ca. evitably to what Russia got un-
-lder Stalin. But the .point. is} -
that it would have led to much
the same result under anybody
Se a woe else: tre yO ee
fried to :-point, outs!” ‘pyen to thi te Russlar
Ptaerere ene --Even to this day. the Russian
times'in this column, | yowsnaners have not been’ al-
lowed to print Khrushchev’s sen- ;”

 

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the down-giading . of

 

“scores of

They. ‘were. never

What the Russian Communists

Jand a free press you will always
‘| have the.same sort of abuses and
they now admit they had under.
Stalin, The number may vary—|,

movement‘ was the theory of the

 

which ‘was’ the-essential feature

mitted by the government; itself.

ELVEN BOX |

| Terrors of

ussia, "All that we know: for»

sational. speech which has been! . ;
printed in full every in Canada.}.

but not-the fact of crimes ,com- a

a a

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The Daily News.

Have you ever driven ‘down

“-Yhat’s Sixth and Eighth East, on ‘any day |
‘The cars and trucks are parked here and there 0D ining tov ‘
~T-don’t-know a soul Unat seems: to care, the northern mining town 0

"hare's kids, there's dogs, - kiddy-cars and bikes,
There's grown-up children—little wee tykes,

their playground it seems—and this Isn't new—
Is lhe middle of the road, just to harass you,

You drive along, a child da

"You tramp on the brakes. and give a shoul—
” You jump out quick, your thoughts are wild— .
“And you hear someone calling, “Don’t touch my child!”

You reallze now, since you're

The

“And then it comes back—"“MY CHILD

Right now. you are ready to

‘she thinks she’s a mother—with a loving touch |

“—But somehow I doubs that
- Or maybe it's “father,” wi

I also doubt if you really care,

. Why ‘trust in: others to watch o'er "your brood,
“When all you give them is a bed and food; - 7

’ It seems to me—and I’m re

Bet keen them allve and—

 

gram, from:.

the :.days., of Karl

“Marxism was a program: of ac-.

OTTAWA DI

‘By NORMAN
~M, MacLEOD

ARY

 

“THe ‘political wisdom
hindsight always. makes possible. 1
little too late to be usefilis
proving an exasperation to Pare.
liament Hill. Liberals ». as, they.

 

hones left, by. the recent, provin-
cial. general elections... «=.
The. Ottawa ‘Liberals

contests to the idea‘ that Sas-'

{which might conceivably  chal-

lenge the power of the new dic-

katchewan - represented a. lost”
cause, but ‘that passing . time

which the -Tucker machine—apparent-

y without any . authorization

from. Mr. Tucker himself—laid'.
the. blame on the doorstep of
iar y {ir Gardiner and his
‘survey the wreckage of thelr Ottawa intervention. That . was
the easiest way out for them, Soviet air power measures” up
stand it gradually built up a false against that..of the United
. genred. jegend of Gardiner unpopularity States. oo
their narticipation.in the.three in Saskatchewan.

alleged

 

So in the recent contest only
limited use was made of the

upert Streets.
_ listed by Harassed Driver

/ @he Editor,

YOU

child is still running—he’s way over there,

still have to learn is that: failing | “You're trusting strange drivers and. the
free’ speech, ‘a freé parliament) — . oe : :

P _O tree” pe rye |) hose children and dogs and playthings too,
_ Are only here because of you;
“Be proud of your children a

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask, @ —

delayed vote In the northern
provincial constituency of Atha- 4
haska,. Vietory gave the soctallst”
government 36 sents in the leg-"
ishature,

~ John Harron,

“Gauntlet Way”
accountant in

tact. legislature by Liberal James
Ripley, who. did not seek re-
election, .

Ted Matheson, Prince Albert
haberdasher, and John Bondor-
eff, Prince, Albert. ‘newspaper
man. running for the Socal
Credit party, —

The two-week
after residents elsewhere in the
province had named the other
52 representatives In: the House
was caused’ by, a late spring
|breakup, which made travel dif-
ficult. In the June vote, the CCF
won 35 seats, the Liberals 14and
the Social Credit partly three.
GAIN 14 SEATS |
The standing, after the 1952
election was: CCF 42; Liberals,

shes aut,

over your scare,

rand you stop.
blow your top!

very much;
th a reproachful stare,

1° When-the Hotise was dissolved,
standing was: CCP, 41; Liberals,
‘10; . Progressive Conservatives,
4 vacant, |, for a tolal of 5d.

ally awed, .
Hand of Cod!

nd keep.them neat, emuewsants.

OFF THE STREET! , ;
e
Time To

| Check Your
1956
Printing Needs

fo,
H.. kK, Prince Rupert,

 

|Twining To Give
| Air Picture
To Eisenhower

GETTYSBURG, Pa, \Pi— Presi-
dent Elsenhower hears from
.Gen. Nathan F. Twining today
f personal appraisal of how

, CALL |
Dibb Printing
Co. |

| Dla) 6227

|. The advance hint from the
‘U.S, Air Force chief of staff was
that he was ready to relay word
to his commander-in-chief that

 

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Mr, Harrop’ defeated Liberal |

‘delay in vollng i :

| CCF Captures Liberal Seat
“In Delayed Saskatchewam Vote

Mr, Harrop took an early iead
The CCF took a seat from the wednesday night and held {tall
Liberal party Wednesday in § the way as officials counted bal-
lots cast by about hal! of the
200 persons eligible to vote,

With bwo isolated polls out of
the total of 33 still to report, the
figures were.
Harrop,: 712;

Uranium Clty, won for the: CCF j ; counte he
in the nding represented in the lo ve counted In the

 

eats

Bondoreff,
Matheson,

A, K. Jordan, whose appolnt-

06;
064,

There were fewer than 40 votes.
missing

ment-as General Sales Manager
of Aluminum Company of Can-
nda, Limited) is announeed by
R. K. Powel, President of Alcan.

My, Paul S, White,

View Pres:

tdent and General Sales Manager
nas asked for an indefinite leave
of absence due to the pressure
of family business affairs and
the Company has regretfully
complied with his request,

Mr. A. K. Jordan is a veteran
member of the Aluminium Lim-
ited group of Companies having

joined Alcan in 1930.
to Alean

He returns

from Northern Aluinol-

nium Company, Limited --- an
jagociated company in the United
Kingdom — where he served as

Assistant General Sales Man-

w

ager, During World War H, Mr.

Jordan served with

dinn Forees overseas,

ing the Governor

the Cuana-
command.
General's

Horse Guards in Italy and ta the

holder of the DSO.

and E.D,

 

 

 

“{tatorshipe: At |

V/ STALIN'S -bully boys’ niay have
vr}: committed. more murders than

| would have been committed un-
“| der: some other “Soviet: chieftain,
« ltrying ° to.,maintain:.the « system

had made
Maurice

 

 

 

politically unemployed...”

once — formidable
Duplessis a possible cal genius, He was restricted to

rush-over and that. ‘one-term {carefully selected ridings and

; Premier Hugh John Fleming of as
New . Brunswick. also could be active participation in a great
made to join the ranks of ‘the

Gardiner experience and politl-

4

Russia probably has more ware. | Zessemamene

 

 

planes than the United States
and now is closing a gap on
{rom quality. ‘ -
|, Twining arranged to fly up
‘many. more, But when the votes| from Washington report to Els.
jwere counted the ridings !\enhower on what he saw and

carefully excluded |

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YOUR STETSON HAT

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‘Hl lady of the house doesn’t have to take a musket

eainst maurading Indians, In that particular, times

n of today couldn't rise to the emergency. if

inued.togive proof ofits,

Qnt., who looked thtlath

iyashi in engin Rgay fiorn-the dishes she
gi wasning Rd sa wi thy
nh bane. aa
hysterics, She calmly
‘heir with.one shot;

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to: pass each year}
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“News Letter.

off the wall any-more and defend her cabin

‘was -all, the: time,

‘tho was the top mani .in the

““|Russian government, no” matter
-|who Headed the'secret police, the

general outcome would have been
much the same, oe

The program of the Commun-
ists called: for. quick, drastic
changes, where private property
was to be wiped out, and where
mighty institutions, such as the
church were to be. either smash-
ed to bits and pleces or debauch-
Ted and terrorized into becoming
agencies.of the new regime.

Humanity was llerally to be
uprooted and reorganized—true
for what the revolutionary plan-

Drug Addiction

 

: seria may. have been | tyat .
{the unspeakablez monster : that tha the Otfawa Board of
| (his former associates now say he counts It is ng. oo at
rumen eet the topes’ of tr the » I anes ‘ath lo
-|_,.But the polng is thot no-matter Irent. Duplessts rouncing the or lost were the ones from which i ing declined to go into detall on

‘ Results .: have |; demonstrated which the Liberals made: their| heard during el

Strats gains:-or held solidly were those | guest in ng ight days as a
three in which Gardiner operated, The} ° On his return from Russia
hat ones which they failed to gain| washington Wednesday, Twin-|

| WATTS & NICKERSON

. 532—3rd Ave..W.

and New Bruns-, he had been excluded, -

‘ : 4

‘Wick's: Fleming

sort of wishful thinkin

figures -justify, the contention: The final score-board wasn’t a
that Jf the Same effort had been! vindication of the Liberal eam-|
put forth in that province as paign strategists, since it show-|
was- expended: In Quebec and ed how easily they might have |
New Brunswick the pay-off dcne very much better. But It”
might have been very mich constitutes an impressive and a)
worthwhile, {magnificent come-back for the
toate ‘repittation of the Gardiner:
It Js true that Ottawa did: power and influence in Saskat-.
send Agriculture Minister J, G.! ehewan.
Gardiner out to Saskatchewan | reel ee een te ente
to help In the battle, But he was. OFFICIAL ALIVE
allowed te do just so much, The} VIENNA, Austria WP—A West:
rest of the time he was keptiern correspondent, _ arriving;
figuratively under wraps, There | from Bucharest, sald Ana Pau- |
was a number of ridings.” In! ker, the purged former Roman: |
which he wasn’t used at all, —|ian forelgn minister, ts alive and

and New Bruns: , eG, = | what. he learned, He said he sllll}
wick’s emg were never more |. And amongst them’. were a: felt.“about the same as I did

nua an tne msiest number lost by majorities so when I left” about the compar-
; ishi g,.On‘the} small that a little extra effort ative strengths of the. Russian
other hand, the . Saskatchewan! might have changed the result. and U.S, alr forces, —_

 

 

 

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