The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 108, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1956 Page: 15 of 16
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LOOKING
AHEAD
COMPROMISING WITH EVIL
American newspapers and news
magazines gave prominent posi-
tion to reports of the antics in
London last week of Georgy Max-
imilianovich Malenkov, henchman
of the late Communist dictator Jo-
seph Stalin and a key man in the
Communist international conspir-
acy to gain control of the world.
News photographs showed a pud-
gy, smiling Malenkov mingling
with women and children on Lon-
don streets, being wined and en-
tertained by high British govern
mcnt officials, speaking to ap-
plauding Socialist - Labor Party
groups.
Malenkov was serving as Pre
jjiier, immediately after Stalin's
death, when the last big power
struggle within the dictatorship
resulted in the liquidation of hun-
dreds of Reds once held in high
favor. He was in London last week
to inspect electric power instaila-
by S. Urdal
Dave Garroway, a former NBC
pageboy back in 1937, has just
signed a lomg term contract with
that network covering his Today
and Wide, Wide World shows.
NBC is also looking around for
more chores to keep bachelor Dave
busy.
jane Wyman doesn't have to
worry about what
she'll be doing
next year. Her
Fireside T h e a ter
option was picked
up by her soap
sponsor and Jane
added six additional films to her
personal starring list for next sea-
son. Last season ishe did 20 of the
36 filmed episodes.
An interesting new TV series
being made is called Challenge,
and it's being produced by Mark
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conjunction with Guidepost, Dr
Norman Vincent Peale's magazine
The first segment of the new se-
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telling of an incident with a GI
that occurred on Joe's South Pa-
cific entertaining trip during
World War II.
Speaking of wartime stories, "A
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tians. It was apparent, however,
that his prime mission was as "ad-
vance man" for the other Com-
munist bosses — Khrushchev and
Bulganin — who are to follow him
to London thi$ spring.
People Taken In
An important commentary o n
Malenkov's London visit was the Í
evidence it gave of people's sus-,
ceptibility to the handshake and'
smile of a demagogue—even tho-|
ugh the demagogue's smile may bo
a fraud on the basis of clear facts.
TIME Magazine's London corres-
pondent reported "Scores of fe-
male garment workers hung out
of the windows across the street
to catch a glimpse. When Malen-
kov raised his hand and grinned
his broadest, the walls echoed with
a welcoming cheer. 'He was so
clean-cut,' one sewing machine op-
erator told a reporter later, 'he
looked like an American.' "
Lord Citrine,.... British govern-
ment official who entertained Ma-
lenkov, said of him: "A very
friendly man, with a deep grasp
of English cultural life." And yet,
Lord Citrine surely knew that
Malenkov had come to London
straight from the Communist Par-
ty 20th Congress at which all the
top bosses had rededicated them-
selves to the Marx-Lenin-Stalin-
Bulganin goal of a Communist)
world — by whatever means are
necessary. And, the people of Bri-
tain surely knew that Malenkov
was a conspicuous member of the
Stalin dictatorship which, in 20
horrible years, ordered the execu-
tion of tens of millions of inno-
cent citizens in the nations over-
come by Communism.
Blind To Facts
Most of the people of Britain
knew these facts, no doubt; but
they evidently felt that the Malen-
kov smile, handshake and charm-
ing manner somehow changed tho
whole character of this high rank
ing Communist. The instructions
for behavior given out to his peo-
ple by one leading British clergy
man are interesting: The people
were advised to "act with restraint
and 'dignity" during the Russian's
visit but to "set aside a day ol
prayer for Christians persecuted
behind the Iron Curtain."
The photographs of Malenkov
being accepted, greeted and en
tertained by the British govern-
ment and the people of London
will be widely distributed through-
out the nations of the world
especially in the non-Communisi
countries where the Reds are
working to capture the dominant
political power, such as France
and Italy and India. To hundreds
of millions of the people enslaved
by the brutal Communist dictator-
ship in 24 nations of the world,
the bowing acceptance accorded,
to the Red leaders in London and
elsewhere is shocking. It under-
mines the will of these people ta
resist the tyranny.
Deeds Unchanged
Communist smiles, promises and!
handshakes do not give evidcnca
that the true nature of Commu-
nism is changing. Where are tha
deeds to back up the friendly
smiles? This is the question that
Britains and the other people of
the non-Communist world ought to
be asking. There are no genuino
Tkg Rusk Cherokeean* Ruth, Texas
CAREFUL
KCP OUR STATE
exeat
When you go on o drive, picnic or hike
in the woods, be careful with fire.
Remember, the forest is full of living
things—birds, animals, trees, flowers,
ferns. Keep them healthy by keeping
our state green.
A Tree Farm w private forest land growing
repeated timber crops for use
Methodists Set
Secretary And
Director Meet
Texas Methodist Conference di-
rectors of education and church
secretaries will hold their third
annual seminar at Lakeview Meth-
odist assembly near Palestine
Tuesday, Anril 10, through Thurs
day. April 12.
"The Church and Home Must
Work Together" will be the therno
for the directors' meeting. I)r. and
Mrs. Howard Grimes of Dallas,
will be the resource persons for
"hat group which will consider
curriculum, special programs, mu-
sic. recreation, libraries and oth-
er fields of interwe.
Secretaries plan to have ses-
sions on job analysis, personality
and vocational requirements. They
will 'divide into two groups: basic
course for new secretaries and an
advanced course for those having
attended seminars before at Lake-,
view. Wanda Elliott of Houston,
is chairman of the secretaries
group.
Evening meetings, morning
watch and meals are the only ev-
ents planned together with the ex-
ception of the closing evaluation
session. H. Grady Hardin of Hous-
ton, will speak to a combined ses-
sion on "Personal Enrichment."
friendly deeds from the Reds. The
Iron Curtain still is the Iron Cur-
tain. The Red slave labor camps
still hold their millions of miser-
able human beings. Red dictator-
ship tramples the free will of tho
people in 24 nations. The mass
executions continue.
And yet in Britain, say the newi
reports from London, a royal wel-
come is being made ready fon
Krushchev and Bulganin, and tha
U. S. State Departmeat announces
blandly that the cocktail is its
most important "tool" in interna-
tional affairs. Are the free nations
(compromising with evil? Decency
cannot win out in this way. Our
own stake is everything we hold
dear.
One of the handiest things for
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a man's shaving brus
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Whitehead, E. H. The Rusk Cherokeean. (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 108, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1956, newspaper, April 5, 1956; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth150125/m1/15/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.