#2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thirsday, April 13, 1967

-View of Communist China
Greatly Distorted: Fraser

The traditional western view
of Communist China's Red
Guard movement bears little or
mo resemblance to the actual
situation, claimed Blair Fraser
late Ee week,

Speaking Friday in a 30-min-
utede! played press “onference at
Arrow Arms Motor Hotel,

ha int Editor ‘of the Can:
adian magazine, Maclean's, said

_ that his 0-day stay in Red China
“qualifies me .as‘an instant ex-
pert, , at least for the next 30

lays

He insisted that the situa-
tion in Red China as related by
many western publications, in-
cluding the best-known Amerl-

solated in context.

ie said of a recent article
on Guns ina ina U.S, magazine, “I
couldn't pick « out single sentenc-
es. that were wrong, but every
paragraph Was wro! ng.” ie

ed them with something.”
Both in the press conference
and in a recent Maclean's Maga-
zine report on his trip, Mr.
Fraser described two somewhat
different schools within the Red

There he said, those
who were students => who were
studying. before’ the suspension
of classes ‘and have now resum-
ed their studies, The other group
constitutes those who are not
students and who seem to do
little other than travel about
the country participating
and sustaining the “revival spir-
it” of the cultural revolution.

The editor of Maclean 's said
that not all, indeed far from
all, of the young people of
China are Red Guard members.

“Red “Guards, number one-

ple of China, ” he anid.
Guards are the self-appointed
but more or less lear

{ Guards,

He mentioned an attitude of
genuine hatred for Russian-
Communism — stronger even
than the hatred for U.S. Capital-
ism,

‘“The hatred for the U.S.
is. more like the hatred for the
devil, or for sin... the hatred
for mua is real and deep and

humi
‘China has problems, he con-
eliided, and some of them are

sort of crises being’described by

in| the U.S. news media.

e

“We (in North America) are
so avid for bad news about
mainland China that what the
average person sees there is not
enough to whet our appetite. It
must_be taker out of context to
satisfy us.”

' i
Guests at the recent Sorop-
timist dinner: meeting were the
five grade 12 students from
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School who are: competing for
the Soroptimist Citizen Award.
Mrs. Gwilym Hughes show-
ed an interesting group of slid-
es taken on a recent holiday | lal
spent in Africa. A business meet-
ing followed with final arrange-
ments being made for the
measles clniic being held in the
Rotary, Health Centre on Mon-

“Three members will attend
the regional convention to be
held in Penticton in May. Plans
are being. made by four mom-

serious. But they are not the | day.

J bers to attend the Soroptimist

international’ convention being
held in Toronto in July.

The theatre party and tea
held on April 1 with the Senior

Students in Grade 12.
Guests of Soroptimist Club

Citizens as guests was a success.
Dunce caps and “gold coins”
carried out the theme of 'the
day as table decorations.
McCreight > won the
flower arrangement, ona: lucky
ticket drawn Dr. Wright. ‘An
invitation io
tinlet birthday
iter this mont
and several’ Castlegar m
will attend.

In June: 1865" large num-
bers of Chinamen were working
their way into the digging of
Lightning | Creek in the Cariboo,
where white men

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CASTLEGAR, NEWS Lead April’ 13, 1967

Oxfam, Hunger Dinner
. Tuesday, April 18
Kinnaird ‘Hall 6.30 pam.

‘Speaker: Dr. H. L. Keenleyside
Admission $1.00

them. But when it was learned
the Chinese were earning up to
$380 a-day the white men came

back and drove them out.

Castlogar-Kinnaird ..

ers of
The actual atmosphere in
China, Mr. Fraser explained,
“must be seen to “be belleved uA
He told of Joudspeaiera:in

the Red Guards could be to the

who. If you saw 50 or so of these
would be an

unarmed, and acted as sort of
geout master rathey than a re-
straining fo:

down, the youth had to do some-
thing: The Red Guards Provid-

spout Maoist propoganda ‘‘some-
es rising to such a pitch that

the you ¢ couldn’t even shout above

Kianalrd Brieis

ENGINEERED
HOMES

See the New ‘67
c tat

tulations t to Kin Kinnaird

groups connected Site th the re-
cent Centennial parade were ex-
i by Castlegar town coun-

le parade was Supcany
tu ae credit to th the attaee eal
a letter ‘Tuesday.
* * ®

A pea letter bearing
good news'4er council members
was that, coat Hed Royal Cane
adian Air Cadets, Squadron No.
581 ‘Cantons, "The letter ex-
tended thanks of the squadron
for Kinnaird’s part in a recent} pig
banquet honoring the cadets’

of being rated top
cadets in Canada.

+ ee &

The total value of building
the last

construction projects and one
residential renovation,

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council and all and | that hair sp

lorant, gard. .
house oe one peas causing | result of the
juries. OF eye oe life

The ayer get it
specialists have taken a

“The injuries may be an im-
portant reason why some people
cannot wear contact | lenses,”

sys Dz says Dr. epeue, L, Ma
ich eye, damage ‘goes un-

tim was a five-year-

old boy who had accompanied
his mother to the beauty parlor.
His right eye was sprayed while

Feresighted sight savers
otgun

woo

sheared bolthead, ball bearing
fragment, a broken an bit a acin
or molten lead .

glasses off the job, reports the jy,
National Society for the Preven-
tion of Blindness.

Amazing | home remedy

iets, a rock} Faculty Association,

8,000 placed by

cunical congress, American Col-
4ege of Surgeons, ur. Kobert C.

-| waltz of Cievetand warned that
uumb-snat

len
ethool and college level.”
surgeon added, “There

Monro Heads
Selkirk College
Faculty in 67-68

An impressive record was
established for Selkirk College
during vot-
ing for a new executive last
week,

tions on the board were voted on
with none of the apembers being

ip New. persident is. John Mun-
ro. Other members include vice-
president, Ken Rudderham; sec-

retary, Mrs, Viva Flood; treasur-
er, John Mansbridge and mem-
ber at large John Adams.

Virtually all of the five posi- | years.

. « Safoly Council

This is the Way to a Safer Home and Car

son, Glen, teddled along behind.
From the corner of her eye

it from him but it was too late
peat died ina hospital three

and’ emergency
treatment could not save Glen
once the polish passed his Ups,

‘ said the doctor.

‘This is just one of the hun-
dreds: of. chemical substances
common i: household use that

and Canadian entldven each year!

Spikes spur s;

» A Cleveland Police Depart-
ment traffic expert says that wo-
men motorists generally drive
5 to 10 mph faster than men be-
cause of high heels,

“Women scuff the back of a
high heel if they have to stretch
to reach the gas pedal,” explains
Joseph Zarlenga, who has been
investigating accidents for 27

ars. “To avoid this,” he adds,
“they move the seat’ up almost
on top of the wheel, rest the bot-

4] tom of the'heel on the floor and

get added leverage on the accel-
erator.”

“Take off the high heels
when. driving,” advises Zarlen-
ga. “It may not be fashionable,

but it’s much safed.”

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