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aL a ater TTI I sai a Ea Pe Ea 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 5, 1961 of Toronto. Constable Grant Williams of Toronto Township, who owns ducks, pheasants Snoopy, a nine - week - old beagle, noses up to a two- week-old fawn that was found near Malton on the outskirts STRANGE FRIENDSHIP and chickens, will give the fawn a home. --(CP Wirephoto) Publications Probe Attacks Critici sed OTTAWA (CP)--The Ottawa afraid to safeguard its own com-|en's sake and our own integrity Journal, whose president headed | munications was hardly fit to|let's stop talking about 'Cana- Canada's royal commission on|be described as a nation. publications, said Tuesday in an| In conclusion, the editorial editorial that certain criticisms|gaiq: of the commission's recommen-| « If a choice has to be dations lack any foundation in|made between the continued ex- fact. |istence in Canada of Time (Can- The editorial comment on thelada) and Reader's Digest and royal commission report, while|the existence of our own Cana- unsigned, bore the unmistakable dian publications--our own Ca- style of M. Grattan O'Leary, nadian communications -- then Journal president and commis. surely there can be no doubt sion chairman. It said that survival of truly|choice should be. Canadian periodicals must take] "If we are unwilling or afraid precedence over the continued|to make the choice, let our- existence of the Canadian edi-|selves be bamboozled by ignor- tions of Time and Reader's Di-lant talk about 'press freedom' gest. A nation unwilling. or'and 'censorship,' then for heav- INTERPRETING THE NEWS Red Ranks Rifts Not Serious By DAVE OANCIA those of Europe may not be as Caradian Press Staff Writer [serious as portrayed in Western There may be a lot of wish-|newspapers, they have,their be- ful thinking in recent Western|ginnings back in the 1930s. reports that serious differences| Then Joseph Stalin urged Mao between Communist China and|Tse-tung and his band to join Soviet Russia may develop into|Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang an open split. government and work to take it Differences there are--even|over from the inside. the Chinese, the Russians and] Mao rejected this advice, but representatives of the East Eu-|did so skilfully enough to avoid ropean Communist states admit|precipitating an open split be- them. ; tween the Russian and Chinese But informed sources in the|Communist parties. British capital doubt that they| pe Chinese leader then went are so serious that Nikitalon to demonstrate that his own Khrushchev is "directing a hur- theory of a peasant revolution ricane fire of accusations", : w onl I: against Mao Tse-tung, as Isaac ps the: only one shat had 8 Detscher reports in a copyright article printed by The Sunday Times. Chinese land mass. Following the establishmen of The theory is that the Russian|the Cotmuunist regime m Det leader is charging Mao with dis-| Xing, the Russians vere ral or loyality, subversive agita-|SI0W in coming to the aid of | their comrades with money, ma- tion and incitement to world|"" chines and experts.. war BRING INTO OPEN [that the Russians provided eco- Deutscher adds that Khrush-| nomic aid only after the Chinese chev now is threatening to bring|leaders demonstrated a determi- into the open at last a protracted! nation to push through their pro- and hitherto secret or semi-sec- gram without Soviet or any ret dispute. !other outside aid if necessary. This would be surprising, since] It was only after the death of in the final analysis the world's| Stalin, who always seemed to two mighty Communist states|distrust Mao and his colleagues, have 'much to gain from the ap-|that the Russians came through pearance of unity. |with aid that could be termed At the same time, the loss|significant in the context of from open dispute would be al-|China's needs. most irreparable. It could By any standards, these dif- hardly be considered setting al ferences must be considered ser- good example for would-be revo-|ious. Yet the Chinese and the lutionaries if the two exponents/ Russian leaders realized that it of the gospel of Marxism-Lenin-/was in both their interests to ism squabbled fiercely and maintain unity. openly. | The goals of the two nations Both the Chinese and Russian still are the same: Co-operation Communists speak of their tiesjamong Communist countries; being a "fraternal international opposition to capitalism and sup- relationship of an entirely new | port for what they describe" type." Such a unity, they argue,| 'revolutionary struggled of all is unbreakable. |oppressed peoples and nations Although the differences be- against imperialism and colon- tween the comrades of Asia andiialism." PAINT & EDGAR'S WALLPAPER 34 KING STREET WEST IN 2200 SHADES ZZ 3 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR LJ » L ues | FREE PROFESSIONAL ADVICE AND COLOR SCHEMES PHONE RA 3-7351 inor question over what that chance of succeeding in the huge| |dianism." " | |MADE RECOMMENDATIONS | Major commission recommen- {dations are that exemptions for | tax purposes be withdrawn from advertisers who place Canadian domestic advertising in foreign- owned periodicals, and that for- |eign periodicals carrying Cana- {dian domestic advertising be {barred from entry to Canada. The Journal editorial said that |if positions were reversed--with |Canadian magazines inundating the American market--the U.S. would take steps to safeguard its own publications--*"without asking or waiting for permis- sion from Canada." "And they would be right," the editorail added. "For if a nation be unwilling to safeguard its own communi- cations, or be afraid fo safe- guard them, it is hardly fit to be a nation. | The editorial said "not a line, not a word, not a syllable" in the commission report recom- mended or suggested anything which in any way whatsoever would interfere with the edito- rial content, the views or the ideas of any American maga- zine entering Canada. 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