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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947.

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SOVIET AND ANGLO-SAXON DEFINITIONS OF DEMOCRACY SHOW WIDE DIFFERENCES

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By EDDY GILMORE (Associated Press Staff Correspondent)

U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall's definition of the American conception of democracy before the Council of Foreign Ministers has brought this ancient Greek word into clinical examination in Moscow,

Some persons have called for, a Russian definition, suggesting that one of the great points of peace-making depends on accep- tance of a definition.

If a clilzen from Russia and a citizen from the United States-and this could include the two principais of the Foreign Ministers' conference. Marshall and Molotov-were put in the some room and Instructed to talk about democracy they might discover they were talking

Sovlet

democracy

for the broad

masses of workers exclusive of ploiters."

Early Jas! December George Alexandrov, propaganda chief of the central commiltice of the Communist Party, gave a lengthy discussion of democracy? This address is now being studied by some delegates to the Foreign Ministers' conference.

Among other things, he said: "The contemporary form of democracy in Britain, France, the United States and Canada doubtless constituted o great achievement, about

progressive achievement of the people. Bourgeois parliamentary great step toward the development

something entirely different, even though they could speak a common language.

Marshall's Definition

Marstall said: "To us a society is not free if law-abiding citizens live in fear of being denied the right to work or deprived of life, liberty and | the pursuit of happiness,"

dellnition.

.

this

He went on to stress the inpor- tance of free competitive elections, "Tree, autonomous trade unions." the free press, radio, flims, theatre and musle and elvil liberties in the Kathryn Churchill thinks that

American iden. of a democratie flowers shoul be used on basic

Rociety. So many of my readers want to hats, grest clusters for trimming, The

Suviel press has mildly follow Curcers, to do something dif- ¦ oven though you aren't going to il

Well, ferent!

why not,

nicklern wedding or a party. Also, she thinksacked Marshall concerning women can do anything!

that certain flowers denote charm Kathryn Churchill is a case in for certain people and you

Soviet newspapers have cited the don't

situation in Greece and the position point. She had an idea and no busis have to choose the conventional

nt the American Negro ns examples training. But she was clever flowers. She uses what she knows and she has built a wonderful und a

of Daws in the way the American look beautiful together. wonan-like business in flowers.

In a recent chat, she said, "I have idea is carried out. She Is a "flower

consultant and | been desiming bridal flowers stylist. She crentes bridal bouquets, † for Ove years,' nearing my six hun- party flowers and decorations. She dredth bouquet. Every bride is is fun to meet because she is alive different and design the bouquet, with itens,

thinking frst of the flower that goes with her personality and then of the

ROW

Sovict Definition

The Soviet encyclopedia of 1936 usen 776 words in defining the Soviet idea. of democracy. This en-

Burn and reared in Tennessee, she style of her gown. I give speclai / ¤yclopedia sets forth;

who

the

is a typical Southern woman

Werthright to the tall girl, the little girl, has made good in New York,

slender girl anti especial atten- wedding designs Drc famous, her colourings unique, and, as weddings tion to the plump girl who has to be streamlined. The same idea ap- are on the up-rise these Spring days, here are a few flowering ideas forplies to the bridal attendants, Not

having been in business before,

yuu.

Minute Makey

GABRIELLE

Du you know that Yellow is not flattering to white-haired women? Do you know that stockings that are too short can cause more fool dainage than too-short shoes? Do you know

that the eyes are the most recognizable feature of the human faco? Do you know that sil: shetland veiling in bright Blue is "all the rage" after being out of fashion for at least twenty years? Do you know that you do not need lots of makeup to have successful photograph taken? That dark lipstick will accent your mouth?

SIDE GLANCES

I

often wonder why I had the courage to design bouquets for fashion shows, but I have fun doing it."

[} real de-

"Democracy with capitailem I capitalistic democracy, a democracy an exploiting minority directed against a majority:

democracy Js 1 of democracy. mocracy.

"It is not a democracy in the texts of its constitution

but in the business of life. It does not exploit anybody as does the democracy of

other classes but with its dictatorship

ROYAL CHOICE suppresses the exploiters smashed by

One of the light day dresses chosen by Princess Elizabeth for her South African tour. A Moly- neux polka-dot turquoise tie slk dress, with white organdle collar and cuffs. Hat in while straw has trimming of dress material.

“COPE, 1947 BY KEA SERVICE, INC. T. M REG U. 1. PAT, OFF,

By Galbraith

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"She has no taste whatever in decorations-I hope you noticed particularly those things I was raving about da being out of this world!"

the proletarian revolution."

The Soviet encyclopedia further:

Knys

"A democracy is purely a clasa conception undeniably connected with the dictatorship of our or the other class."

"Slave Owners"

G

democracy

Wants Base

On Mars For

Next War

A rnéo lo establish military outposts on Mara, using rockets Was with a velocity of 26,000 miles an hour to span the 400,000,000 miles from the earth, was fore- cast recently by Major J. Ran- dolph.

of political life, causing a consider-;

able amount of animation of public itfe and at least formally giving certain rights to the

population. *“Marxista and Leninists never denied this signideance bourgeols democracy."

have

"Rockets capable of going to Mars may come more quickly Than すぐひ now think possible. And when they Ket come, there will be a race to there first with an adequate expedi- tien." he wrote, in the U.S. Army Ordnance Association Journal,

lle added: "But many of the greatest problems of the epach re- main unsolved." and listed among these "the right to work." relations between peoples within the state, the political, moral and ideoligteal unity of society," and the "spreading of culture, selence and elvillsation among the entire population.

"The reason for this

Citing American occupation of bourgeols demoerney is that by | World War IP bases In remote parts its very nature it is a democracy for fof the earth, such as Aleutions and the haves," according to Alexandrov, the lonely henches of the Paelde,

Randolph declared:

narrowness

GIRLS SEEK HUSBANDS

BY LETTER

The Association, founded in 1919, is a civilian association pledged to a polley of preparedness.

1

of

Hin World War III, we cannot limit such

occupation to the earth alone. We must extend it out into space as far as rockels can go and to our neighbour worlds in space.”

Secrecy and Surprise

An attack from Mars, e kuld. would afford "vastly greater oppor- tunities for secrecy and surprise" carth Letters from English women than a sudden assault from who want the Mayor of Auck-inst any enemy country. land (New Zealand), Mr John A. C. Allum, to help them on the road to matrimony show signs of becoming an avalanche,

saved

"Money and lives will be and victory made more certain by pare for such occupation-studying these other worlds, sending expedl- flons to them, and devising equip-

all that we do in peacetime to vre-

of

It is apparent from the matri-ment to meet their special needs," monial correspondence the mayor

He also noted Is

the prospect receiving that many English women have seen his name in their sending "satellite ships" to cruise in papers and have become convinced the vast unknown qutside the earth's that he specialises in playing Cupid air belt and circle round and round the earth filte little man-made for unhappy English svomen and

moons."-Associated Press. cligible New Zealand men.

a

The evident attraction which New Zealand husband has for many English women is reciprocated in the minds of many of the Do-

It adds that the only "concrete democracies" in history are the "save owners (antique democracy, Į minion's men. The response from feudal, bourgeois) which exist and exploit, and, on the other hand, the

AMERICAN

IN PARIS

MYSTERY

The French authorities are seeking to crack the mystery of an unconscious American found recently aboard the Marseilles- Paris express.

The man, about 25, tall and blond,

all parts of the North and South Islands has far outweighed the up- plications for the names of prospec- tive husbands. From the age ofļ 20 to well pust middle age they have written to the mayor and asked to be put into touch with the English women Associated Press.

CLOSER TIES

BETWEEN CHINA

AND BRITAIN

Gerald Samson, well-known

was sprawled on the floor at one British journalist who visited end of a pullman when he was China last year, contributes a found by the conductor. A search

British Films

Preferred

The striking rise in populari- ty of British films in Britain itself is reflected in the first postwar questionnaire ducted on the matter.

COR-

Patrons from one of the largest chains of cinemas were asked to ex- press their opinion on 96 British and- American lims, Five of the first six chosen were British, and the Arst three places were gained by the following British films, "Way To The Stars." "Seventh Velt" and "The Captive Heart."

British actors also came out on top, the first, three being James Mason. Stewart Granger and Ray Milland against the 1037 choice of

Clark Gablo Gary Cooper. Charles Laughton.

British fim actress Margaret

Ingrid Bergman

and

of his pockets revealed no identity lengthy article to the Man-Lockwood was voted the first et papers, no money, not even a ticket. chester Guardian urging more popularity,

The only clue to his identity was active day-to-day relations be-second.

a photograph of an elderly woman, tween Britain and China.. bearing on the reverse side the

name, John Coats. San Francisco." He says everything possible should The mon recovered consciousness be done to promote closer cultural In the Hospital of Pity in Paris, but and commercial bonds between appeared to be suffering from par- China and Britain, which have so tfal amnesia. He spoke excellent many mutual and complementary French, when queried by hospital interests. attendants, with only

American accent,

From San Francisco

slight

He says that, although Britain is

in no position, at present to extend blg loans or send out large quantl- tles of machinery and other mer- He said he did not remember his chandise, it is essential to

realise name, but knew he was an Ameri- that even limited geatures now will can from San Francisco. He had no have a far greater influence memory of ever, having started for Sino-British relations than more Paris, and expressed surprise to find substantial efforts later. Britain is himself there.

stili seriously interested in China's "Where were you when you were destiny and a Parliamentary delega- last conscious?" he was asked. tion is to leave for China in the

"Back at home-In San Francia-autumn. co."

Where did you learn French?" "My parents taught me French." "Did you have any baggage when you got on the train?"

"Yes,

with

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He suggests that a record long- distance air flight be organised from London to Nanking

Praising the work of the British. I had two suitcases and was Council, Mr Samson says carefully carrying $9,000 on me. Truly I am planned extension of its activities is imparting surprised to be in Paris, and I see needed, especially in

practical knowledge which.

tions.

the

that here they do much better than Chinese can adapt to local condi- the Chicago gangsters themselves."

The American Embassy in Parts wald. It had ho record of a John Coats ilving there-United Press.

Nov's Reporting

reporting of Chinese Regarding the nows to Briinin, Mr Samson says one press

Record Flight From main deterrent in the high

charges which Ara nearly

Hongkong To Japan upon to

double those from Britain. He odds that Nanking should be prevailed.

remove "this injurious stumbling block."

A Short Sunderland flying boat.

On the subject of broadcasting, he carrying a full load of mail and urges that the BBC should become Important passengers and・・ priority | the clearest signal in the Far East. freight, recently. broke the time re- He thinks trade problems would cord from Hongkong to Iwakuni, benefit by a more thorough explora- headquarters of the British Air tion of the possiblities of trade by Group in Japan, by covering the barter. 1,200 miles in six hours and 40

finally minutes.

Ha'.

British

urges the Government to

to recognise, tho Im

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2. What you may get from the rais

doom,(4, 4)

7. Ro this razy be a stage produo-

tion. (8)

0. Tall-inoxing pai. (3)

11. The nips pina cive to do this, (4). 12. With which the motorist makes Deregular engagementa, (4),

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there. (W

10. One extreme, of the proverbial

alip. (31

18. The sirens of trains. (0) *... 19. A prim this would be a cierso, (3) 20. The round of its warning sole la.

now tiled. (8)

23. Produced silke by grief, anger,

Joy (5)

* 202 Ride, 15) 25. Coming alter the aun 10'e divers

(a) - 20. Gobiln-like. (5)

1 it you could be mailed, the

laggard might, 1919

2. It's in depased. 191

3. He might have been voia (4)

Noise of the porter 9/40)

B. Male without number. 13 that may display or bide. 101 1. Kxcept. 10). 10. Itending. (7) 12. To the French it's war. (01 -17; Fruit, (4)

41. This land is said to be green. (3) 23., There's one refreshing place in

the pinnace, 13).

Bolution of yesterday's puzzle, Ar 1, Inscribed; l, Benloti 19. 11. and Down, Oliver What by pin: 19. Was; 12, Angle: 14,1 30, Too: 6% second

15, 205 55, Tau; 46,, drei Res 1 Down.

sod: 27. Jolation hoaplinis; th Kell 4. Ovlina; d, flos; 6. Artiesto. B. Dres 12. Bea 14 Across:

The Journey usually averages portance of events in the Far East eight or nine hours. The Sunder- by the appointment of land averaged 210 mph and boat the Under-Secretary of State for 'squadron's previous record for the Foreign Affairs to deal exclusively Journey by more than 15 minutes, with the Far East.""

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