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DlCtZ&tl0l”S Capl °°Y1°» Phyllis Prunty ma venm .

Caéfmlgw (Hlual). Ruth McWade. ,

(By Dewitt Mackenzie)

(Associated Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK, Feb. 9-One of the

outstanding world figures of the clay, and peradoxioally, one about whom the least is known. ls Joseph Stalin. communist chief of Soviet. Russia.

His policies are no secret, ai-

though rarely do they come directly fiom his lips to the public. Hts wonks are visiblel And his name of- ten is written large in the news, as when men face death for plotting against him. But Stalin himself re-

mains in the background-a. power- ful but mysterious personality, the

D_ M(.K_ FORD sphinx of Moscow.

appointed General Purchasing m

The name "Stalin" means “steel an." It was bestowed by the late

M. I C ‘ lm Nallnnal Rallwa S Nikolai Lenin, father of the Soviet,

.|n, aint n y

System. He was at one time rm- & ploycd witil the Halifax and Yar- io

mouth Raiiirav at Yarmouth. N. S.,

and from there went to the Halifax in and South \\'r."teru Railway at

lirirlgt-water in July. 1905. He left

liridlrcwater in ,.luly, 1910, when cr

irnlisferrcd to Quebec. 21

n his disciple and right-hand lieu- nant (christened Joseph Vtssar- novich Dzugnshvili) and was a ommentary on its bearers inflexi- lity of purpose. Stalin, although virtually un- owned czar of all the Russians, blects vigorously to the designa- on of "dictator" which foreigners P

_M2 ._____._i__- ap ly to him. "Never, under no con-

' ditiorls. would our workers tolerate

litlle. and tlvitched down her skirt a °n°'m3-“ rule", the ‘wel mlm ‘mee

"I understand that Phillip Allis-

ter was engaged on a special study of the n1oon`s surfacc," she went

on. "ls that so? ’ ws

u few mch€S_ told Emil Ludwig, German histor-

~ ia

n. "The blssest authorities among

us become converted into zeros as soon as they lose the faith or the

orking masses." talin is directing secrcia.ry-gen-

ppm' "mugged mi' mouldgrs' eral of the executive committee of

'So the nc\vspaper= assert.’ L

he communist party. As such ne is

lvshf "i”,I`§'I at mm Wim her frank head of government. but the office "mln [-W5' he holds is elective and he could be

county club.

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and deliberate both in speech and

tivities are menacing party ngliulgs,

over, but if this is impossible, well, suicide would be an easy way out

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Continued from page 2 l.l_Ze_T"i ' ' ' ' " and devrlment that lurked within him.

“Brcthcrtor.'.< gone lo Green-

wich." he ni-.un\>lr:d. "Got a mathe- matical pn”-hlcm to \\f.l-k out."

"I must arf- hun!" lhv gui wont

on. "Something d1‘<\udi`.zl has

11appr~nl“d." 1

"Wl'lut?" He \v.ls .\t;lr1,lc1l :lt the troubled

1'.-.-_-,::___'-'r__-'rf f 'f --_-- :-

gleam in her eyes. l

"John wris at rl party last night l

\\'l;en .1 man died, horribly. in thc l o`nscr\'ntor_v. But you must have, .seen ir. in the new paper. I lf-it l Oxl`nr_cl by lhc first t1~.\in immedi-

:ltoly I read ll."

"Oh. thatl’ Ho .smiled reassur- ingly at hcr. "Tlicrc's nothing to, Worry about."

"But Phillip Allister was--"

“Was my sl/ep-brother," he

announf-crl, r~.°lllollsl_v_ "Allow me to 11111-ucillce lilyscli-Peter Alh.ier."

Silo sank rluitcly into one ol thc

cn:._\' <'lull1':». He noticed approv-~ lngll' lhslt. lhc droop of hcr black skirt did not l-onrcnl tho shapely leul .\llo.'lthed in silk stockings. She caught the glnncc, flushed a

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"lint dirln'\ you say you were removed, at any lime' _

Phillip Alli~ier's step-brother?"

"I did."

There is a dictatorship in Russia.

but communists declare it is that

"And \\'cren't. you present at the of the wmmunlst pany; that ls_

p.i1'll."."'

the people, for no other party is

llc shook his head. allowed to axl5l_ Government poll- “llfy .<n=l1-In'otl1m~ and I uero cies are evolved from general party

farther apart than I understand (llg,-uggloils. The €X0Cl-\UV0 Cflmllilt' the moon is from the sun. We met me imposes these pgllclcs in R dlc- only to l;ur..e clnrh other." l tutorial manner but the policies

She tlglitencci those slightly

persist only until the party decides

1'0\ll1'Pd lilb- on a change.

"'l‘hc fart _vnur tcp-brother died

StaZm's influence in this system

.~o hmr.hl_v l|l:r.sli'L seein to nfiect is so great that it is tantamount to .Wil lH\1"~l<'\ll1\1`l.\'-" ` dictatorial power. His admirers say.

"It, riocsn`t,L_, hc admitted- "at

however. that his influence comes

lco»t. not °in 2 .»cnluneni:ll. or, if from the fact that he is head and _\ou like. fraternal way. But it shoulders above all others in his

l Di

doc. in nnfnlicr la.=hion."

"l\'ln_\' I all; how?" 'l'hc~:-r was ri delimolls touch of

.'<:l1‘<~:1.~1n in her voirc that he ndorf~c|_

"I ll1\ders.tniid hes left me most

of ill.; forfl:ne."

"M.'l_\'lJl\ von could ‘f\'l'=f~ze .fl icw

leur. on that account?"

“I dont think sv." he retorted. .~hokiul; his head "You thcrc is another ro1lsidcx'ation."

“And what is that?" "I am suspected of murdering

him."

“l-low awful!" Her face palerl. Yet she con-

tinued to scrulhuze this shabby. hunfzry faced man with the sandy hair.

l'l‘o he Continued)

Ill MEMURIAM

MR. LOUIS B. McMl|.LAN

,The death occurred in the Ross Memorial Hosp1tal.Montrea|. Mon- day of Mr. Louis B. McMillan, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Mc- Millnn ol this city, lifter an illness of only about rt week.

Loavinl; this cll-y on October 12th

lust yl'.'lr to arrolii. n position with lIcill1f.\s<-y and Hcnllcssey, Con- Lraclors. dr(-1-:used was taken ill at Roulcau Siding. Quebec. When thc scriousnr~s.s of his illness was rntrognized he was immediately rushed to an emergency hospital at Clovas, Que., and later trans- ferrcd to the Ross Memorial Hos- pital in Montreal,

On receiving word of their son's

illness Mr. and Mrs. McMillan left here hy plane to Moncton. to be with their son, remaining uniil he Dussezl away.

The deceased wus employs-<l for

n numhcr of years with paving companies on permanent roadways in this province, and enjoyed a large circle of friends. not only in the city but also throughout the entire Island, who will learn with regret of his passing in early mam- hood. 'There are left in mourn. besides his .vorrnrwlng parents. two broth. ,t°‘fF- Fred L.. mechaniral dentist. and Robert.. student. at Bt. Dun- stan‘.< University. this city, and two sisters. Margaret ln Miami, Florida, of the stuff of the Imper- inl Oil Co. of that clty,and Helen of Cambridge, Mass. The two lat- ter wlll arrive by plane from Monc- ton this aftemoon_

Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, accom-

panying the remains, will arrive by train at 6.20 this evening.

The funeral will be held on Pri.

day morning, the time being an-

nounced later.

` ed statesmanship.

u't.V in intelligence and iar-sight-

Pei sonallly Dominates

Ho is like a great medical spec-

'alist whose advice the patient ac-

c its and follows But n specialist

e ~ ._ .. who made several bad mistakes wuultl lose his standing, and so might Stalin.

Slalin`s personality dominates ev-

cry conference he attends. He holds his head erect with an air Of su- preme confidence. His mouth 'oe- speaks kindy traits, but if you glance a bit higher you encounter a pair of hard eyes which 100k susighr. throng hyou. His remarks are brief and as straight as the glance of those steely eyes. He nev- er raises his voicc-ncvcr itldulgcs in strong language.

Stalin is said L0 be able to get

at the meat of n sltuallon quicker than any of his colleagues. When he presides at a committee meeting he frequently gives the impression -they say he does it with shrewd purpose-that he is just a listener. Quietly he injects a pertinent word helc o ra question there, and the sum total of his interjcctions is o. subtle guidance which impcls his colleagues towards the decision he wants. The committee makes the decision, and is pleased with itself. but the man behind the gun ts Stalin the Silent.

He never hcms and haws or cor-

I Norm: Dams /roman!

Betty Lelghtizer, Marion Quinn. Rosalie Kilsins.

Oommereial Department

Senior Division-Lucy Desnoch-

ES. Joyce Stahl.

Intermediate Division _ Patricia

MoKlnnon. Mary Prowse, Mary Pfiliuette. Mary Williams, Elizabeth Curran. Alma Sheehan, Doris Mc- Cllfville. Mary Brown dz Frances Carbonneau (equal), Marguerite BNI-iid. Catherine Desgle. Mary Therese Briand, Marguerite Hugh- es.

JlU\i°l' Divlillm - Bomlce Mur-

PhY. Marjory Delaney.

Grade VIII - Josephine Brown,

Eleanor Lee.

Grade VII-Katherine Doyle,

Merton Mitchell. Claire Griffith, Mwll Murray. Rita. Mocntmaia, Madelyn Jay.

Grade VI-*Ioan Gillis, Marlon

McKenna.

Grade V-<1-felon Malone. Frances

U0YlG. Ines Murray, Noelle Blake, Marie Morris.

Grade IV-claire McDonald and

E"°]Y“ KW’ (09118-1). Barbara

r e III-Marjorie Groomer,

Noreen Noonan. Btella May Doyle Kathleen ner-rel. Joan Weir, Mary' Slasworth. Joan Mocauum, num Adams, Florence McAuley, lvrlmces Longaphie.

Grade II~Shirley Richard. Ar-

ville Martin, Olgs Carmody, Helm Roach. Mary Gillis, Helen White, Marie Callaghan, Rita McGee,Ber. nice McKinnon.

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MORAGA, Galif.-Fomlnllle ln-

SDll`Bi-1011 helps win college football Eames. says Floyd Lfaxham, sr, Mary's College fullback of the 1,3; *W0 Years, who advocates a co-ed- \1CH'°l°I\el policy for his alma mater.

PAY TRIBUTE T0 HEARNE

LONDON-J. W. Hearne, retiring

Middlesex cricket pro, "fully upheld the traditions of a. famous name both on and off the field," it was stated in the annual report of the

in action.

If he decides any individual‘s ac-

Stalin first tries to win the rebel

_“GET YOUR system ready for a fight," warn physicians, “whenever you take cold." They advocate two basic steps to help nature help you tight a cold: '

1.-Cleanse the Intestinal had of weston. 9.-Help Nature combat tho acidity that

lnquenlly accompanies a cold.

And Sal Hepixtica doe: barb! Not only is Sul Hepatica a laxative, a bubblingmineral saltwhich cleanse: iheimestinalu-ac:-quickly, gen¢ly,ihor- oughly-but Sal Hepnica brings about an alka-

Tille following studgilh llgve lie- i co ?

cure an average a ve % or h

..... ¢°*° ,"9

c am, orma PePPin. [I [1 Grade IX-Norma Thompson, . . 0 2 1

does BOTH! l

line (;n¢i.ucid) reaction-helps Nature combat acidity, mo. Ask your doctor-see if he doaso'l stress the importance of faking both a laxnivo and an anti-acid in treating a colds

Bc modern--fgbt iz cold the modem way

So whenever a cold comes your way, take two tuspoonfuis of Sal Hepsnco in A glass ofwlteu In addition, fer plenty of rest an ¢§ui_e¢--go to bed and cal s doctor if your col is severe.

Watch your diet. Drink plenty of liquids. It Fay! to iight a cold rho modem way. Gel: a bon e of Sal Hepatica today.

Tohru aancova scuooi.”

The following is the honor roll

for North Bedeque school for the month of January.

Principals department: grade X

-1 Muriel Englnnd,2 Mi1drcdMac- Murd. 3 Helen Barwise.

Grade VIII-1 Nonna MacMur-

do, 2 Denton Clark, 3 Billy Schur- man.

Grade VIL-1 Mildred Waugh, 2

Janet. MacMurclo, 3 Louise Perry.

Grade VI Sr.-1 Dorothy Reeves,

2 Helen Arsennult, 3 Clara Arsen- ault.

Grade VI Jr.-1 Betty Barwise,

2 Eva Fraser.

of the difficulty. Stalin asks no quarter, glvcs none.

Prinmry Department: grade V-

1 Lloyd Lefurgy. 2 Will Tucker, 3

SAL H E PATI CA l.`.';i.’Z‘il‘lZIZl.§“é‘..i.‘l.’;‘1‘22.2.23;

Jack Waugh.

Grade IV-1 Norma. limgland. 2

Marian Ma6Murdo. 3 Winnie Ar- senault an Robert MaoMurdo (eq. ual).

Grade 1'1I-- Catherine Gaudet, 2

Wilfred Arsenault, 3 Garth Clark. Grade II-1 Bernice Arsenault. Grade I-1 Allan Fraser, 2 Lor-

ena Arsenault 8: Beryl Clark (sq- uali, 3 Frederick Arsenau1t_

Principal. J. Alban MacDonald. Assistant. Frances Dingwall.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

At Montreal-Pound 4.89 25.32;

franc 4.66; U.S. dollar 1.00 8-64.

_At New York-Pound 4.88 9-16;

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At Paris-Pound 105.12 fr.: U.8.

dollar 31.47 3-4; Canadian dollar 21.46 fr.

In Gold-Pound 115, 11d; U, Q

dollar; 59.44 cts.; Canadian dollar 59.43 cts.

Manners .rr A _GLANCI

Toronto and Montreal-11151157#

rial .stocks closed higher.

Toronto Mines-Golda and om

down; base metals higher.

New Yo1'k-Stocks closed slightly

lower.

Winnipeg.-Wheat 1 1-B to 8-I

cents lower.

New York-Cotton higher; slllll

unchanged.

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mcts himself. He .knows what he

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When Stalin receives callers he

rarely interrupts a. speaker as long as the guest is talking common sense. Russia/s Big Boss is impat- ient of drivol, however, and, being a blunt man, docs not hesitate to call the tum when he finds his time being consumed needlessly. This does not mean that Stalin is unwilling to have his views chal- lenged. He will debate a point at length but only as long as his op- ponent shows knowledge of the sub- ject. Let the questioner betray lg-

norancc and Stalin’s hard eyes vrill ‘

flash I. signal of the caustic retort

to come.

stalin's private office is said to

be the best-organized and run the most smoothl yo! any ln the Krem- lin. He has only one secretary work- ing with him at a time. Actually he has three private secretaries, but they work in shifts of six hours each. It is not unusual for him to spend 18 hours at his desk. '

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