YHE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, December ' 1962 23 Discount House ~ 7 Den=- go ee soo : aes cae. Ro oe +} Zommunisni- On -Fi He nuh, ses ere DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH Bc covtiamaiiiletinileis ifs wen timer TST osal esc Especially In Middle East AN AP News Analysis By ROY ESSOYAN BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-- Communism, which has suf- fered heavy blows in Indonesia, Africa and other parts of the world recently is losing ground in the Middle East. The Communist party lost. its last official foothold in the Arab world when it was outlawed in the Sudan last month. It now is illegal in every Arab coun- try. Despite. the impression the Arab world is pro-Communist-- an impression magnified by the sometimes spectacular socialist experiments of Egypt, Syria and Iraq--the Arabs have al- ways been wary of communism. Twelve of the 13 Arab states maintain diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and sev- eral of them recognize China. But the Arab attitude toward communism has been a good example of "doubje-think" since President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt turned to the Commu- nists for military aid and opened the Arab world to com- munism 10 years ago. Communism was fine, some Arabs apparently felt, as a pol- itical theory or doctrine and as BLUENOSES OUT OF JOINT IN 'BARBARY SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-- Vice in San Francisco is again under fire--this time in a grand jury denunciation of sin, sex and "moral decay." But the bright lights didn't even flicker in a city whose Barbary Coast past makes "amateur topless night" a ho- hum event and where neons flash "Nude Model Strip Poker." Even the Salvation Army gave up after an attempted revival and announced it wouldn't try that again on the North Beach night club strip. The grand jury, which makes reports of city activi- ties one of its traditional func- tions, noted Tuesday what it called a marked increase in pornographic literature and "open and notorious solicita- tion for prostitution." Jurors also took a new swing at the city's topless waitresses and showgirls. Police arrested several COAST' TOWN bare-bosomed performers in raids on North Beach clubs last summer. But municipal court judges said they failed to make a case under existing decency laws. At any rate, officials de- bated among themselves who should be officially concerned now with the grand jury's finding of 'the risin. crime rate and the apparent decay of the moral standards of the community." The mayor's office thought the jury's findings fell under the district attorney's office. The DA's office said the re- port was a police matter. Po- lice said the report was ad- dressed to the mayor. Mayor John Shelley, who once punned "the topless bath- ing suit is at the bottom of it all," issued a statement promising "never to allow wantonness, vulgarity or sex- ual promiscuity to take over." Boston Hoods So Tough, Even Lunch's Killin' Time BOSTON (AP) -- In Boston, the hoodlums are playing so rough these days, says a top homicide detective,that they go out and kill on their lunch hour and get back to work or hang- out before the 1 p.m. whistle blows. Greater Boston hoodlums have racked up a score of 28 slayings and a dozen murderous attempts in the past 20 months. Not all the slayings were lunch-hour jobs but most of them were brazen, committed "Vengeance is a big factor in this thing and we're handi- capped by the lack of public co- operation." Sherry said: "Practically all these slayings involve punks gone wild. There's no big over- lord sitting on a throne. No- body's trying to grab power or jurisdiction over any organized racket. "The majority of these kill- ings are among punks with no regard for human life." in the daytime and often before witnesses. | Yet, there have been only two convictions and only five slay- ing cases are pending in court. "We've talked with dozens of people at murder scenes," said a top police officer, "but no- body seems to see or. hear anymore. This is not apathy, but obviously a general fear of retaliation," he added. Lieut. Edward Sherry, vet- eran Boston homicide squad de- tective, told The Associated Press: "That figure of 28 gang- land-style killings is not the fi- nal count, We expect another half-dozen or so more such kill- ings. MAKE CHRISTMAS a wedge against the West. They found some aspects of socialism useful, too, at home. But the Communist party as a branch of world communism was always anathema to Arab leaders. Their Moslem religion was against it and their jealous na- tionalism left it little room. Khaled Bagdash, generally re- garded as the top Communist in the Middle East, is persona non grata in his native Syria and spends most of his time in Eastern Europe. : Egypt, Syria and Iraq adopted socialism as an attempt to solve their economic problems and as a means of state control. But local Communists had rough go- ing even in these countries, pur- ported to be pro-Communist. Nasser blew hot and cold at them, depending on what was cooking in the form of aid from the Soviet Union at the time. The threat of a Communist take-over was one of the main reasons Syria joined Egypt in the short-lived union of those two conutries from 1958 to 1961. And hundreds of Communists were killed after Iraq's strong- man leader, Abdel Kerim Kas- sem, was overthrown in 1963. The Communists had _ been blamed for much of the blood- shed that followed Kassem's overthrow of the pro-Western government of Iraq in 1958. The last few months have seen Egypt, Syria and Iraq edging even further away from the political doctrine of the left. Early this year the Egyptian Communist party, an under- ground organization even then, announced its own dissolution. WAS EARLY SIGN This was one of the first tangible signs that another Egyptian honeymoon with com- munism -- born of Nikita S. Khrushchev's visit to Egypt be- fore his ouster as Soviet leader last year--was begnining to cool again. In Syria the Communist un- derground is complaining the government has resumed per- secution of the Communists and that a number of Communists have been arrested in the Jezira district. In Iraq, President Abdel Salam Aref and his new pre- mier, Abdel Rahman Bazzaz, now frequently denounce Marx- ism. The baghdad newspaper Voice of the Arabs recently de- clared Soviet workers were "no better off than under the Czars" and Marxism-Leninism was "a stumbling block in the way of progress." 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"T get accused of being a re- publican and a crypto-Commu- nist," says the tall, fair-haired son of a-coal miner. "I am neither." In fact, the 48-year-old Labor MP who represents the Scottish coal - mining district of Wes' Fife says quietly he is in favor of the monarchy. "It is accepted that countries have to have a head of state, and as we have a queen there is not much point in switching to a president who would per- form the same functions. "What I want is for the in- stitution of the monarchy to be- come less expensive." Hamilton, former army offi- cer and history teacher, says he! is sure many MPs share his| views on royalty but are afraid to speak out. HALF DON'T CARE "In fact, I think the country | is divided into about 30 per cent} of royalty worshippers, 20 -per) cent of active opponents, with those in between really indiffer- ent to the doings of royalty." The government has tended tc brush aside Hamilton's barbs at the Royal Family over the years but recently the criticism has brought livelier headlines. The Wilson government Tues-| ag to answer my criticism of er," Hamilton, who speaks in a soft voice, says all he wants to do is to modernize the Royal Family -- "staff Buckingham Palace with people who know what goes on in the world." "I think the only members of the Royal Family whom the state should continue employing are the Queen, Prince Philip and I suppose eventually their children. "There is no doubt in my mind that Princess Margaret regards herself as a private citi- zen." He thinks the princess, who has a considerable private in- come, should give up the royal allowance of £15,000 she draws a year. onarchy, p WILLIAM HAMILTON, Fined For Drugs SIMCOE (CP) --John W. 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