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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wedneedey, Nevember 8, 1961 Soviet Union Looking AUDLEY {vices in Galt on Sunday, will be |back in the pulpit next Sunday. The children of Audley and By MRS. FRED PUCKRIN AUDLEY -- Mr, Gordon Bray and Mr. Leslie Morley of Pick- Baggotsville schools had Hal- lowe'en parties in their schools this past week. The girls of the CGIT enter- and to Margaret and Bozby Smith, as a bride and groom. The children enjoyed games and refreshments. The CGIT has been collecting for UNICEF. Club met at the home of Mr. _eveor were er. He showed pictures, taken at agricultural activities and also at the Calgary Stampede and in the U.S.A. Some of the local. deer-hunt- ers are away this week trying their luck, i iad ee Jimmy Quantrill, Whitbly,| VARIED CAREER spent the weekend with his un-| Chet Huntley of NBC-TV's . .|Huntley-Brinkley Report joined cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dick/cpe in 1939, ABC in 1981 and Wintcr NBC in 1955. and Mrs. Bill Brown on Satur- day evening, with a good attend- ering, conducted the church ser-|tained the little folk at a mas- Mrs. Barl y , vice here on Sunday afternoon,|querade party at the church on oe For > Soviet achievements in many fields are startling-- veller finds, set high store by the future. This is the first of four articles by the Sunday editor of the Nash- ville Tennessean, who re- cently completed a_ five- week tour on a grant by the Southern Association of Nie- man Fellows. By EUGENE WYATT | NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)--| The most popular word in the) Soviet Union today is "boodet." it means simply: "It will be."| The future -- whether it is 10, 15 or 40 years off--is worshipped with all the fervor that the Communist religion can gener- ate. Women in their 30s, some of them looking so much older than their years that I mistook ef apartment houses dominate |breness which one somehow ex- eater Future ponderous cranes used to pospion prefabricated sections the horizon. But, if there is any extensive construction of underground air raid and fallout shelters, I did not see it. FOOD PLENTIFUL The people are adequately if not stylishly dressed. Not only does there appear to be enough food but in many.cases far too much. A trim figure is a rarity even for a young woman. There is little of the som- pects in a totalitarian state.) Good - natured byplay fre- quently erupts in public, even during the frustrating and time- consuming business of shop- ping in an economy which is anything but a buyer's market. Once, in a Kiev store, I heard a woman complain that) their children for their grand- children, speak confidently of too much bone was left in the! with Mr. Morley delivering a very fine message. The Rev. M. generally produced the desired effect. It is strange to sit in a movie house and hear the wrong side (us) jeered. In almost every conversation, there is a question about unemployment in the United States. But there are those who sus- pect all propaganda, One man so complete'y discredited the of- ficial position on America that he toli me he did not believe that segregation of Negroes ever occurs in the United States. Sometimes, after becoming acquianted, a few Russians will relax enough to reveal consid-| erable impatience with some features of the Soviet system. I did not meet one who ex- pressed any real doubt about the superiority of communism as an economic theory, but sev- eral had unkind things to say about curbs on self - expression) and the free flow of informa- tion The strongest statement I heard came from a Russian Buttars who was taking ser- [eriday evening. Prizes went to Wendy Izatt dressed as an In- ance. Mr. L. Fair, Uxbridge, On- tario County Agricultural repre- by, are spending this week with Mrs. Afch Bell, while Marvin sentative, was the guest speak- dian, Billy Hedge, as a cowboy, and Arch are away hunting. the good life for the next genera-jroast she had just purchased. tion. |The butcher told her, in effect, The theme is everywhere. In| to take it or leave it. An argu- living in Yerevan, the capital of Soviet Armenia. I commented M-m-m-look at that new streamlined decanter! The mellow maturity of this superb light whisky means infinite smoothness. 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Many exhort the casual|woman got another piece ofjlarly since liquor is so expen-/ Sunday stroller to push forward) meat. sive. | to true communism. _ | One of the customers who had| He looked at me for a full| The policy of the state iS) defended the butcher got the of-|minute. Then he replied, very] , clearly directed toward the! fending roast. He left amid|deliberately so I could not fail] future. Educationists, even at! pales of laughter from his fel-|to understand his Russian: | the grade school level, enjoy) jow-customers Nene T a prestige which shames the nee taken| Sr. Citizens United States. This extends to|STATUS SYMBOL salaries. The principal of a) The automobile has grade school | visited earns 200|firm hold as a status symbol.) e One of the questions inevitably) Entertained asked an American is: Bag kind of a car do you have?" A} MRS. A. L. HOOEY glowing account follows of the| Correspondent rubles a month ($220 at the of- ficial rate); the managing di- Soviet automobile the questioner| will have some day. "Boodet") BOWMANVILLE--The Senjor BOOK THROUGH --- Meadows Travel Service rector <f a large factory re- 22 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH OSHAWA 723-9441 ceives only 170 rubles. PROGRESS UNEVEN This does not mean that pres- ent-day Soviet accomplishments can be dismissed. A look at daily headlines dispels any such notion. What astonishes the vis- itor from the West is the in- credible unevenness of these accomplishments. Russian jet and turbo prop planes are obviously superb air- craft by any standards. But) these magnificent machines are sometimes cleaned out by little old ladies using medieval twig brooms. Soviet engineers apparently have a good grasp of outer space and the interior of the atom, but elementary problems of housing construction have} them baffled. Stories of almost) new buildings falling apart are not exaggerated. Whatever the quality, there ean be no doubt that Russia is again. This does not mean, of course, that promsies for the future plus the Spartan present satisfy all Soviet citizens. Particularly in the areas of housing and con- sumer goods, there is a hunger which is sometimes pitifully ob- vious. In Kiev, I saw a queue of per- haps a hundred people in front of a little shop. Some did not even know what they were wait- ing to buy--they knew only that such a line means that some- thing scarce is available. In this case, it turned out to be cheap two-cell flashlights from| Communist China, In Yerevan, Soviet Armenia, a cab driver offered 80 rubles ($88) for a rain coat which cost $19.95 new in Nashville. The thunderous propaganda building. In Moscow as in cities throughout the Soviet Union, against Americans which the Citizens of the town were en- tertained by Club 15 at the Lions Centre when 58 members were present. 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