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THIS WEEK
AND NEXT
by Ray Argyle
MAO% MONKEY (-
The Conununist' Party's grip.
on 750 -.million Chinese appear
ed.._.this -week to" -be faltering.
The Peking regime 'was losing
control' of Mao. Tsetung's Cul-
tural
ultural Revolution and the seeds
of separatism, planted in such
places as'the big southern pro-
vince of Kwangtung, were bibs*
homing into outright revolt.
China, it. seemed, might be
breaking up.
The rigid control of the
Communist Party had welded
into a, nation, a bare 17 years
ago. For .,the first time in half a
century, China was made whole.
The,,j�'ttttter-vening years hada seen
the tbllapse- of an empire, the
agony of invasion and world
conflict, and .finally, civil war
which ended in Communist
victory in 1949. •
The upheaval spreading
throughout China will be, re-
solved only with the absolute
triumph of one side or the oth-
er in the Communist schism
which 'is said to have already
taken thousands of lives.
The chaos and violence
spawned by Mao ,Tet-tung's
youthful Red Guard has clearly
given the Peking Government
second thoughts. Schools have
been closed, industry and agria
culture paralyzed. The Guard,
warned to leave peasants alone
during the harvest on which
China must depend for surviv-
al, is still marauding 'the coun-
tryside, ,according to reports.
Why this upheaval, this
Great Cultural Revolution
which has wreaked havoc far
in excess of the damages done
by Mao's other grandiose cam-
paign, the Great Leap Forward
of 10 years. ago?
I put this question recently
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ATTENTION. FAR MERS
SEE
THURON OX . "t 091/t 'I.il0c sot so
to the ambassador to, Canada
of the Nationalistic Govern*
merit of China, Wei anti-Com-
niunist refugee• regime which
governs the island of .Taiwan
(Formosa) in the name of the
Republic of China.
Ambassador tisuee' (who
likes td joke of "Irish" -ances-
try by explaining his name
should be prounounced `Shea' ,
told me the Cultural Revolu-
tion was launched by Mao in
answer to a take-over bid by
president Liu Shao-ch'i. Liu and
Mao together hold two of the
top three jobs in Communist
China. The third, premier Chou
En -tai, appears .so far to have
carefully avoided Mao's, wrath,
and may in fact, b"e the sole
national figure capalble bf hold-
ing the ceunury and party to-
gether. ' --
The convolutions of the
Great Cultural Revolution are
too involved to detail here. But
as well as being a struggle for
power„ the . new Revolution is
clearly the last gasp attempt of
a• dying regime to..instill fresh
revolutionary fervor in the na-
tion's youth. , •
. For it is evident the revolu-
tion has already begun to turn
against its makers, as do all
successful revolutions. The So-
viet Union went this same route,
but it took the death of Stalin
to release younger ..and more
moderate elements within the
Party.
The break with "the Soviet
Union — because ..Moscow had
reached- an accord with the
West, and thus must be a trai-
tor to Communism — intensi-
fied the struggle within China.
The regime's achievement in
nuclear weaponry has not less-
ened the intensity of the inter-
nal struggle. While the 'U.S.
considers whether- to ~build a
missile system to fend off pos-
sible Chinese attack the Cul -
.Lural Revolution rages on:-
-It must be the hope of the
Nationalist Chinese, in exile
on Taiwan since 'two million
rufugees fled there under
Chiang Kai-shek's banner in
1949, that at last the time has
come for -•their-.return to the
mainland.
For -this to happen, however,
the mainland must .fall into
complete disarray and chaos,
and. even then the question of
Soviet intervention would be a
most serious one.
It is perhaps more likely
-that Mao will lose his. Great
Cultural • Revolution and then
from the seeds ,of China's pres-
ent -near-anarchy will 'spring a
regime with which the Nation-
alists could honorably collabo-
rate.
The order and prosperity of
Taiwan — in past years gener-
ously bankrolled by the United
States — remains : meanwhile a
symbol of resistance to Com-
munism in an Asia menaced by
China's nuclear arsenal.
vkited anreeMZy^ withi MOS.
and yelatives ,l4 gersville,
Mr. 4n4Mrs'o Gordon Hog.
gaxth -Itava retwrnedi from. # ioUR
day at FatRo., -••
Sunday visitors with Mr. and:
Mrs. Jahn Tennplematt. and
family were Mr. 'and Ma. no,.
best Duncan, Exeter; Mr, ands'
Mrs. Gordon -;yIaver and Robbie,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Baja Mav-
er, Judy and Brian, ,1! argphar;
Dale Martyr, Russ.eitjale; Alec
Scott, Cromarty; rrDavid .GapIing,
Mitchell; Mg. and.Mrs. Bill May-
er and Debbie, Fergus; and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Mayer, Vicky,
Sherry, Rhonda and Kirk, Cler-
mont. •
Mr. and Mrs. C./Cliff Miller
and Fadi and Mr. Alvin War
en attended Pcin.and visited
with less Rosanna Warden, at=
Montreal:
Mits, Darlene Tennpletnaln 1/45
ited over tithe weekend ,N.411,
Miss_`) oree ,M,artyn, Russeld:aEle
Mass Ella Francis and Mr,:
tInd. Mrs R H Pooley, Exeter,
visited Sunday with 'Mr, and.
Mrs, Leslie 1Vii ler ata girls,
Staffa . UM -met: in -the Fam
ily Life Centre on Wednesday,
evening. Mrs. Leslie Miller was
in charge of the devotional and
Wax as her theme, "Begi:nning
Again". Mrs. Lorne l read
the scripture lesson, aken,from
Genesis .chapter 1 verses -8
and 25-26. -
Two musical ktiitar numbers
by Heather Daynard followed.;
A discussion' period 'and Bible
study with a combinedeaccount
on Stewardship and citizenship
was given by Mrs. Cecil Bow-
man.
Mrs. Leslie Miller dealt -with
the business in the absence.:of
the president. Roll call was ans-
wered by a verse on friendship.
It was agreed to send a dona-
tion . of money to the - _. blind.
Lunch was served by Mrs. A,
H. Daynard and Mrs: ° -Lorne
Fell.
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News of
Varna
The Varna 4H club The
Cotton Cuties” met at the, -home
of their 'leader, Mrs. Bill Dow -
son, Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Dowson assisted by Mrs. Alan
Hayter,- led, the discussion on
the accessories fora girl's bed-
room which will be made in
this club and the importance of
color and the' basic color
theory. The club members will
make a dresser scarf,nd a bed-
spread
edspread or any two of throw
cushions, chair pad or waste-
baskets.
• Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tipping,
Danny and -David of Sarnia are
spending their holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dowson.
We are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Harvey Hayter .and -Mrs.
M. Morrison are patients in
Victoria Hospital; London, • an
we wish the ma speedy recov-
ery.
Anniversary service was held
at the "'United Church on Sun-
day With.,Rev. D. Steven of Eg-
mondville -as . guest minister:
'The choir supplied special mus-
ic for the ,occasion and a quar-
tette of Frank and Peter Postil,
Debra -Stephenson and Mary
Lou Johnston sang "Down ,from
His Gldry". The theme for the
sermon was "Instant Religion".
Mr. and Mrs. 'Russell Erratt
attended the Varna anniversary
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Perce Johnston on Sunday.
Mrs. Alice . Armstrong who
has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs.. Perce Johnston, visited
last. week in Detroit and Ridge -
town' •
Visitors this past week with
Mrs. George Reid were Mrs.
Verna Greenbury of Flint, -Mich-
igan, Mr. James Reid and Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Gorril of Weston
and WO II W. A. and Mrs. Reid
of Camp Borden.
Visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
Bill Dowson and family on Sun-
day were Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Tipping, Danny and David of
Sarnia, Mr. and. Mrs. Harold
Dowson and; Mr. and Mrs.'iee-
man Br'oc of Thorndale.
Mr. and Mrs ti Brill Dowson and
family attended the "Night to
Remember" service at the Lon-
desboro United Church on Sun-
day evening:
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~'tri that time, he and his Progressive Conservative
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