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RUSSIA
The bakers' dozen of men who
rule the lives and destinies of almost'
200 million Ru signs. arrive at the
Kremlin late in the day. But they.
frequently make up, for.it by burn-
ing the lights behind those yellow
stuccoed walls far into the next
morning; and often their most dra-
maticdecisions are sprung on the
world at midnight or later,
One such' announcement was
made. at 11.45 p.m. Moscow time
alightly less than ten years ago.
For it was on May 3, 1939, that
Molotov was made Russian Foreign`
Minister in •place of Litvinov. Later
that same year the infamous Molo-
tov -Ribbentrop pact was :made
public long after midnight.
A similar pattern was followed in
regard to the latest move of the
Kremlin boys—a move that still has
the rest of the world guessing, At
1,58 a.m. (Moscow time) an an-
nouncer for the Russian radio read
a terse 85 word communique over
the air. Translated, it told of lvfolo-
iov's having been "released from
. the duties of Minister of Foreign
Affairs," and of A. Y. Vishinsky's
appointment in his place.
Just what does this shift mean?
In trying to answer this question,
four great factors must be con-
sidered.
(I) Molotov end Stalin have been
close friends ever since the "under-
ground days" in Czarist Russia.
For two decades Molotov has been
known as "the voice of Stalin."
e2) On the other hand Molotov
and Vishinsky have always been
'twins" in their conduct of foreign
affairs. Although Molotov is cold
at meetings with foreign ministers
while Vishinsky is fierce, there is
nothing to choose between them
when it conies to toughness.
13) Some day—possibly soon—
there must be a successor to Stalin.
Now 69. he has carried a heavy
burden for years., and there have
been recurrent speculations that he
is gravely ill.
t4) Russian foreign policy has not
been working too well of late. The
Berlin blockade failed to dislodge
the Western powers, Attempts to
wreck the Marshall Plan have gat
practically nowhere; and Soviet
policy in Eastern Europe has
brought about the "heresy" of
Marshall Tito.
So, throughout the world there is
much discussion as to whether the
latest announcement means promo-
tion for Mr. Molotov—or is it de-
motion? As a New York Times
correspondent puts it, Factors 1, 2
and 3 support the promotion theory.
Factor No. 4, that of demotion.
Only time can tell—and, et this
writing, it hasn't said anything yet.
GREAT BRITAIN
' '•fhe Conservative party seems to
be in more of a quandary than ever.
In an effort to win the II:mmer-
emith bye -election the "Tories "shot
the works"; but even the personal
campaigning of Winston Churchill
failed to keep Labor from winning
—by a reduced majority, it is true—
but stili winning decisively,
Now, in spite of reports of a
"snap electiou" it seems unlikely
that the Labor Government will
tall a general election before some
time next year, as it is confident
that it can retain or even increase
lis popular support by plugging
away at the advantages of aocialiet
welfare schemes, inch as universal
health insurance.
And the Conservatives are afraid
to criticize such schemes too
vigorously. Churchill called off his
promised House of Commons at-
tack on the tremendous expendi-
tures for food subsidies, socialized
medicine etc, for fear that it might
he interpreted as an all-out assault
en the highly popular principles of
That sante national health scheme.
The Laborites, quite naturally,
have made tremendous capital "of"
Churchill's retreat. More than that,
AS one commentator- put it, "the
Tories have so far been unable to
devise any program to rival the
'something for nothing' Socialist
appeal. This has proved particularly
attractive to young working-class
Britons, who have become used to
The feeling that the state will take
care of thein, Corrie what may. '1'o
them, Churchill is a reactionary old
bas -been."
In their entltusiasnt for social
welfare, few Government support -
ere have listened to the quiet warn-
ings that British productivity has
ceased to rise, that exports may
moon drop, and that the vast ex-
penditures on social service may
noon eat up the entire national in-
come,'But then, optotnistic prophets
were always far more popular than,
i'hose whose forecasts have a pc's1-
mistic lingo.
JOURNALISMF�
A country editor tried to per
tinade the local tycoon to give him
full-page advertisement for his
Ghristlnas supplement. "Where
(foes your paper go?" inquired the
dubious tycoon. Theeditor declar-
ed, "it goes from Nova Scotia to
a3ritish Columbia, from the Great
:Lakes to Alaska end if you don't
give Inc that ad pretty quirk it is
wing straight to hell."
One Referee Who Packs A Punch,—The belligerent and portly -
looking gentleman in the white shirt is none other than The
Nanassa Mauler in person. For although long retired from the
fight game, Jack Dempsey still earns a comfortable living in the
ring—refereeing wrestling bouts. Jack looks,as though he
meant Business as he faces the Golden Terror—but we doubt
if there will be any real damage done.
In starting this week': opus we
are reminded of a couple of stories
whose age, at least, should make
them worthy of respect, The first is
about Clancy, who lay an his death
bed, and who had been told by
Father O'Reilley that before pass-
ing from the world, he must snake
peace with alt his enemies, 'especial-
ly Grogan. After considerable argu-
ment Clancy consented, and Grogan
was led in.
"Grogan," said Clancy feebly,
"we've been enemies — and bitter
enemies — for over forty years. But
now the Reverend Father says that
before I go to the place where the
likes of you will never get, I must
make my peace with you. And I do
ea, Grogan. I forgive ye for all the
mean things you did to rte, and ell
the dirty things you said about me;
I forgive you, full and free. So now.
goodbye to you Grogan."
x M
Grogan, full of sorrow and re-
morse, turned to leave. But just as
he got to the bedrootn door the
voice hailed him once again. "But
remember, Grogan," said Clancy,
"if by any miracle I should get
better -- THIS DOMMED NON-
SENSE IS ALL OFF."
e 1
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Which will serve toistrorluce•
some exhaustive Studies we have
been making into the subject c.f
just what it is that produces a
winning hockey team - studies that
took us a full five minutes. We muit
explain, however. that at the mo-
ment of writing it looks as though
New York and Chicago have been
eliminated from the N.H.T. play-
offs, But if -- between now and the
time you read this — by some
miracle Rangers and Black ITawks
should happen to squeeze in, well—
THIS DOMMED NONSENSE 1S
ALT- OFF.
So nosy, just what is it that pro-
duces a winning hockey team, fel-
low students? Well, Lester Patrick
is admitted — by Lester Patrick --
to know more about the inside of
hockey than any living human. So.
Lester once declared that a good
goaltender is at least 75 per rent of
any winning team. So we turn to
the N.H.L. records and •khat to we
find?
Here we are! Montreal Caaadieii
have had only 119 goals tallied
against them — 15 less than the
next lowest, Ergo — Montreal Ca-
nadiens must have the best goal
tender. Double ergo — ',Montreal
Canadiens must be leading the rare
by a large margin.
1 5
But there must be something
slightly haywire here. instead of
Canadiens name being — like Abou
Ben Adhem's — well in front, the
Frenchmen are only in second posi-
tion, and by a bare snoot, at that,
While topping them by 10 full
points in the right hand cnleinn are
he Dctr&t Red Wings.
r s
Well, maybe (-veil Lester Petrick
titight be wrong for once. (There's
got to be a first time for every-
thing.) Perhaps, in modern hockey,
stout defense is not as all -fired im-
portent as swift, hard -flitting of-
fense. Let's s take a peek at 'metiers
from that angle
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Ali, that's more like it. Jnr •
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athlete's 100101,8inor itch trashes. i ,
cooling medicated 0. 0.0.Fr elptlo"
(ordinary o a ua ane 1Il) Grrrdt.
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enough Detroit Red Wings have
twanged the twine more often than.
any of their contemporaries — and
sure enough the speedy athletes
from what we once laughingly
termed "The Motor City" are out
there winging. which 3 just as it
should be.
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But whoa, back up! \Vhat is this
we see? Second in goal scoring, with
a 27 -tally advantage over the Ca-
nadiens, we have nobody else but
the Chicago Black Hawks. But -
Chuck Conacher's pets aren't sec-
ond — they aren't third — they
aren't even fourth, In fact if It
wasn't for those. New York Rangers,
would be trailing the procession, a
lovely last.
Somehow or other it just doesn't
seem to add up. And it was while
trying to break out of the quandary
we found ourselves in at this point,
that we thought of the other ancient
tale. This was about the village
dignitary .whose ignorance of the
law was only equalled by his good
opinion of himself and who, some-
how or other, secured an appoint-
ment 95 Magistrate.
a, a
lie was trying his first case, and
the Prosecuting Attorney made a
very telling opening speech. When
he had finished, the new Magistrate
spoke up. "That's enough," he said
sharply. "Prosecution wins!"
The Attorney for the Defense
quite naturally made a strong ob-
jection, saying that the Magistrate
had no business deciding a. case
without hearing the other side. "Go
ahead then." said the Magistarte.
"Do your stuff -- but I can tell you
that it ain't going to do you a bit
of good."
Wherenpuu the Defense Attorney
proceeded to make a speech that
was just about twice as eloquent
and three times as persuasive as
that of his opponent. When he was
about half way through, the Magis-
trate halted him abruptly. "That's
enough," he said. "This certainly
dimes heal Aitch -- but now Defense
wing."
So, as we said before, our hockey
studies have put us in a somewhat
similar predicament to that of the
beginning magistrate. First, we
thought that in hockey the best
defense was bound to win. Then we
thought that it rnust be the most
effective offensive. Now, after look-
ing things over, We jest plain don't
know. Maybe the secret of pro-
ducing a winning hockey team is to
own t11c one that gets imp the most
tie games. But we have delved into.
the records long enough for one
session. You might look up which
team did that yourself — thengo
take 'a ticket On them for the play -
downs.
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'J.'he British people want tobacco.
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people to burn up their wages when
they are in need of other things.
The political leaders of the gov-
ernment are more sympathetic to
some change. There is an election
coming up andthe Tabor Party
wants to remain in power so that
it can continue to look after the.
interests of the people. They want
to allow a little more smoking. The
government, even in Great Britain,
cannot completely ignore the wishes
of the people.
But, at most, there will be only a
*mail relaxation of the regulations.
In this new socialism, which we are
told is the wave of future freedom,
benevolent government kindly in-
sists people do what's best for
then.
If e man reaches into a hat and
pulls out a rabbit, It's magic, If a
woman reaches into her handbag
for a door key and pulls out a door
key, It's a miracle.
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