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18 «THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 6, Ld 2 2 Communist Camps Emerge From Meeting fy WILLIAM L, RYAN tendencies among artists and; The heaviest impact of the H AP Special Correspondent = [writers--apparently fearing to jsplit seems to have been felt Only a month ago a Commu-jantagonize intellectuals in It-{in Brazil, AP correspondent Ed- nist Chinese delegation arrived|aly gar Miller reports from Rio de in Moscow to discuss Peking's) In the smaller countries of Janeiro ~ the party is torn quarrel! with the Kremlin, For|Europe, though most Commu ito shreds, A recent Communist: Communism, an age has passed nists are on the Kremlin side,/sponsored student meeting since then there are evidences of uneas!-/brought an open battle between The talks ended in monumen-iness, Pro-Chinese elements pop|the pro-Russians and: the pro tal failure. The Communist)up, . propagandize, 'proselytize,|Chinese wings camp will never be the same/The example of Chinese defi : AOE again ance of the Kremlin has en ASIANS VAC ILLATE As of now, in reality, therejcouraged some in the rank and), The Chinese attack on in are two camps--and two Com-lfile in Western Europe to re|{li's borders in October, 1962 munisms are emerging sist certain aspects of Moscow|>?usht an explosion inside -the One is the revolutionary|policy which have had little to Indian Communist party Offi. movement sponsored by Mos-ido with the Peking .« Moscow cially, it condemned the Chi cow, Its support comes from/split nese, But pro-Chinese wings re- main, notably in the Caloutta most of the European Commu . . nist camp and party members SPLITS IN LATIN: AME <n A jaren Many. of these have gone in advanced countries, It con-| There is evidence of split injunderground because of an In tends that the Western way of/M@ny Latin American aities dian government crackdown, -- | | life will eventually, be wiped/more eS AOE GE ALES POE, pronounced -whereyer For the Japanese party, the} from the face of the earth, But! there exists what Communist { Was painfully embarrass | : as it holds that' this 'must beltegard @s a revolutionary situa the party tends toward| Desk and Chair Modern Buffet Room Divider Metal Wardrobe: yeas 7 vin, tion Poking, It has clamped dov on achieved short of igniting glo- : ; ; sien : ; the y 1 ac no Four drawers, including one deep one for Top, sidea and front are "Formica"® in rich, dork Exterior surfaces are "Formica" in dark walnut Roomy two-door style for bedroom, office, hall, bal war | Cuba's Communists are in aj@iscussions of the dispute, but Hardwood construction (approx, 39 x 22 x woodgrain pattern, Low section with shelf has Upper section has slic 9 etc, Pull-width hanger tod takes about 24 gor "1M 1" } ne g "y ' nut OC \ atterr rhe other is the revolution-\curious position: There has long|it' language sounds like that of| high), i's ready to paint or stain or we'll tine Walnut wooggrein pattern sliding glass panels front and back for easy » Chinese sh it for you in light or dark waln ed maple ir ass doo ood sliding doo ane ' he Chinese ewe ha ¥ ing gloss doors end wood sliding doors conceal access on both sides, and there's @ counter and ments and there's a shelf above, Approx. 30. x ary movement sponsored by Pe-/been a split between the "new! t a aeaes far a ral , é 5 acorn tc small extra charge, ' king. Its support comes from!/Communists" who came in with) Indonesia's huge Communist Bale, each ' 29.95 the lower section two open shelves above 19 x 63" high, finished in Sohere sand 29.95 colour, Sele, eech parties and wings of parties in/Fide! Castro, and the "old party of 2,000,000, biggest out the underdeveloped world, It;Communists, owned by Mos- side the Communist blocs. is ob Finishing extre 4,00 About 44 x 16 x 41" high 49 50 Approx, 48 x 14 x 54" high overall 4 50 contends that Communist power cow, Castro now professes to viously troubled, Its words sup Leddersboek Choir, Sole, toch 11.95 Sale, each " mh on Oo must be seized aggressively follow Mascow a! hough port the Chinese, but its lead Finishing extre 2,00 and violentiv without regard for/Khrushchev's: 'performance iners have been trying to. serve : risk, It holds that compromises|the Cuba crisis last October an-jas mediators. But wih the pros with the West, inspired by war noyed him wets for a Moscow-Peking rec fears, betray the world revolu., The Castro regime cannot ex-onciliation seeming dimmer a bon st without Moscow's support,jthe time, the Indonesian party : : alee and is hardly likely to oppose may finally side with the Ch REDS SHUDDERED Joscow openly With the departure in a mae surly mood of the Red Chi nese from Moscow in mid-July ®,° hd a profound shudder ran through Politicians Sound the Communist world move ment Confusion, bitterness and riv ~ ' e * flry are evident between the Public Ss O in n two blocs and within individual p 10 parties inside the blocs \ survey by Associated Press correspondents produces a pic ture Hike this nside the Communist orbit Communist-ruled nations in Europe, except isolated Alba nia, support Khruschey. But Moscow's troubles have in creased, Moscow's lead has) Their findings will determine ceca been' questioned by the Chi./the flavor of the second part of) Some Parliament Hill circles nese, and this encourages sat.the 1963 parliamentary session) suggest that when the members! ellite leaders to try for more|"Pening Sept, 30, just eightitalk to their constituents they] independence and to wheedle Weeks from now may find their work in thed %, ' R . el) is ' "7 9 6 M + | concessions The final days of the sess veeks abead growing heavier : ¥ CE ' : eco Master Holiday lhe parties of North Korea before. the Commons and Sen eady face a heavy --_. K SS tT SS eige ; and North Viet Nam follew Pe- ate adjourned Frida g for at rogram. A score of : RS ' ' Ad) RY dos: " king. They envisage Red domi- the summer reces re unfinished ft aor "Ss . : : 4-9 +. 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