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The Oshawa Times, 16 Aug 1961, p. 22

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'92 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1961 STORE HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 6 om. Monday to Soturdey Open Friday Night til 9 X FASE emnnry raw SPECIAL PURCHASE ! Irish Linen Table Cloth Stamped for Embroidery Large oyster-shade hemstitched cloth, approx. 50" square. Easy to work embroidery at the corners, in three different designs. A. Daisies and Lattice. B. Poppies. C. Flowers and Bars. EATON Special Price, Ey each People In Poland Favor The West By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer WARSAW (CP) -- Poland is i the peace," Lk: breathed. Hie 3 oe apple==red on the He predicted that by 1980 Po-| i i i {land would reach a living stand-| a. 0 2 hau thelard one-third higher than that| Communist world. It's leaders|enjoved by Britain today. Po-| believe with varying zeal in the [1and, he said, has passed the Marxist millennium, but they bicycle stage" of her economy, | recognize the\tough-skinned in-|NOW is in the motorcycle era dividualism of the Polish people,|2nd is passing on to the auto-| and they move warily. |mobile epoch. There is one car In free elections, the pres-|for every 450 inhabitants, one end system would be contempt-/motorcycle for every 40. hil cast aside. Poland's face oo Hee Seem to be Deny is Resojutely set to the West LL 0 a BD are British and American literature i 4 wi 8 commands a readership calcu. the highways. Some euievhriein lated to make any self-respect-/; oo Laps a e an ing Canadian swear off comic| car _arounc Il, strips for life. In the land of HOUSING PROBLEM Copernicius, Chopin and Pader-| Professor Lange was profes- ewski, there is a conscious bias|gor of economics at-the Univer- against trash. sity of Chicago from 1938 to Surprisingly, there are few) 1945 He twice visited the Uni. surface signs of ideological sen- versity of Toronto and lectured sitivity. Here the "fangs" of|at Queen's University in King- communism seem largely|ston, Ont. He defined housing as drawn; there is no Big Brother Poland's biggeft roblem and watching you, no political pris-/said the emphasl in food oners rotting in jails. The morn-| production is turning)from quan- ing knock on the door is the|tity to quality, from bread and milkman, not the secret police. | potatoes to meat and dairy pro- There is hardly any limit on ducts, public expression. In the gradual improvement in economic conditions, spurred F RIENDLY PEOPLE are a by record crops this summer, » of Polish peasants are coming into blessing to a tongue-tied inter- yp oir own, There used to be a viewer. They open their hearts| ..o saying that farmers before you can pop the first fal- Were 0 hard up they had to tering question. They are ani i maichcticks into four to impressive people -- spirited, make them last longer steadfast, free from self-pity ger, : ; i Now they are doing well on despite daunting experiences. N 4 A' tourist soon accumulates the land. Nevertheless there is ; a. | Steady drift to the towns, and ear eager to "ex- Virtually all the people of Nowa| + : ta, y =| In a 15-day tour, this reporter Fr 8, po Thea) own of i s2y Hho W Bway, he lovely scratch in 12 years, made the| lk 5 ky 1 mills at Nowa Nop from the fields to industry. | He in 3 Beltio i rts of| There were social problems at wa, te ba po first but the new residents seem | Gydnia and Gdansk (formerly 2.75 PHONE 725-7373 Teese esssnsssesnas EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT, 224 Tricycles told me things are looking up a . in 3 Sizes little. "Just give us 20 years of Sturdily built tricycles for active children . . . gaily finished in red and white enamel. Metal frame, ad- justable seat and handle bars, rubber-tired wheels. Delivered partially assembled. EATON Special Prices: 12" size for 2 to 4 years. 3 »> 16" size for 3 to 5 years. Each . . : 20" size for 4 to 6 years. 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Four million|P!¢ Tad, feverishly. persons died there in conditions| LIVELY ARTS | | | so degrading to humanity it takes an effort of will to think about it. HISTORY IS KEY What is Poland like in 1961? My main impressions are that things are better than they were, that is this is the most tolerant and open society be-| hind the Iron Curtain, that his- tory holds the key to Polish conduct. Past sufferings have forced a SIrong sense of national identity, and Poles will always struggle to retain some .measure of in- dependence. After trials as bitter and sus- tained as any nation has en- dured, the land of the western Slavs is painfully climbing back to something approaching nor- mal living. , 5 Wages still are extremely low| and life is hard for many, but! material conditions are improv- ing. There is a new sense of con- fidence, a feeling of rebirth. The anguish of spirit reflected in the post-war poems of Adam Wazyk and Pawel Hertz and in the bit- ter novels of exiled Mare Hlasko is easing a little. The political situation has congealed into a standoff be- tween a minority Communist leadership and an anti - Com- munist majority resigned to the inevitable. Some are disap- pointed that the momentum of of cost in time and money. Poland's cinema industry, started from nothing in 1946, is one of the liveliest in the world. | Their top directors, such as An- dre Wajda ' (Ashes and Dia- monds, Kanal and The Genera- tion) Alexandre Ford, Andre Munk (Eroica) and Woytech! Has are world famous. They | have no "sex-bomba" like Brig-| itte Bardot but they have their| own James Dean, Zbigniew Cy-| bulski. | Painting and the arts are flourishing. There is also al "new wave" in poetry, promin-| ent names being those of Zbig-| niew Herbert, Miron Bialoszew-| ski, Jerzy Harasymowicz and| Stanislaw Grochowiak. One example illustrates the Polish spirit. | The old quarter of Warsaw, | Stare Miasto, was terribly dam-| aged during the war. The senti- mental Poles decided to rebuild] it exactly as it was, regardless| Urgent work on new flats and| houses was delayed as archi- tects got out the old plans and restored the section in the old style, using Renaissance mu- rals, soft pastel colors and the allegorical figures of Polish his- | tory. "The Germans destroyed it. brick by brick and stone by, stone," said a resident proudly. | "So we decided to build it up| again, brick by brick and stone| the 1956 "October Revolution" |hy stone, has not been maintained; they say Stalinists are creeping back|roots of our nation. Until the into positions of power. old town was restored, some- POPULATION BOOM thing was missing from our Others accept the situation, herritage." f "We wanted to put back the]. wryly but not apathetically. 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"We do not waste tears on the past," said Elizabeth, an 18- year-old student born just before!story from Hamilton. the Warsaw uprising of 1944. | Lions manager Herb Capozzi Poland is poor and backward. declined to say how many play- distorically it has been a land ers had been fined or what were of big eglates and feudal serfs. (the sizes of the fines. Cocah| Professor Oskar Lange, one of| Wayne Robinson said it was "a Ihe nation's leading economists, 'lamily matter." 10.90 EATON Special Price, each "Twyford" China Bagin Reg. 9.95 1 ONLY--Size approx. 20 x 18" in white only. 4.95 EATON Special rice, each .......co00eeees serene iiininnn, L] ALL BASINS COMPLETE WITH HANGERS EATON Special Price, each ...... Tovah 26.20 EATON Special Price, each British Columbia Lions have] drawn _ fines for ignoring the 1 am. curfew rule Saturday) night after the Western Football| Conference club suffered a hu- miliating 41-7 defeat by Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern] Conference. 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