[toaetorré-tooag)°. 3 ws . . . . r “3 " « “ye ” ot: Wyte tes a oe ee These Days . : ‘Praise From the: Devil.“ | THE OFFICIAL PAPER of inale sind unserupelous, Yash” ; Castro, Revwlucion, on Jan. Ressmen.” - 0° 33, 1860 greased | Her Pert of te NOW York Bs sy Times, a3 af rhe Be ken ~ ai Big” Bait Amertean.” 3 ¢ “es see fense, He au ToT ees ~ ROt after -2t, : tell Fidel Cas  tré te Behave hke a beast? Revolucion said: Sedobky “What ‘is troresive about, ‘ Matthows* neceat, act In our’ :- defense §s the srecial circum: - “ stance under which it" oc curred, He eextsiniv did not face the blared eginion of a group of fernerers, unable “perhaps t9 understand us and “ whe. in he berg rea have no t res: Bt love ws other than . ‘dor the-sausiaccen of their [Amasdiats “areata He ‘con fronied -wath che undentable . .p@uth a dures who first. sp gaw thé lighr ef the gun on’ i these Cuhen shcavs and went fabroad to wrn agaitst us hy $> mény Mens ef space In “the Miamd’ Mera'd and to “brarenly discredkz us on the- jlelevision acreea, betraying hia caumtry iz a shameful jiillance, righ vindictive erim- «| rw Bre aa. @ @ e.. @ : Pan . . wie ‘the + THR LANGUAGE of this Me_artlcle is minaful of Pravda ond levestia Beck in “the | earllest days of the. Bolshevik Revolution. «1 ie mindful of the praise for Jahn Read and Haywood. Since those days,. Russtga’ Commu. tists have facgotiea the word, Bolshevik, and. they do not heap crumbs of pralee upon - these aliens who see_in them. 3° perfections whieh they know “they do not Possess, Soon we shall read a Revolucion aiticle praising Jack Pasr as - @ great philosapher because he “senses” the goodness of the Cuban soul. ©‘: : “, 2°. To “such fxetions: tin United States)'is. due the (i will which bits North Amerleans at every ‘point in the world where one takes their dollars Without giving one's heart in exchange. ~ . “Far be it from us to rise Up against theni, it ix with such deceived people that we Shake Bands as with al ‘peoples, regardiess af how much those who ‘distart real. ity, try to make enemies of us. “Ki is. moreover; such: ple that We greet every Yor: in the form of thousands of white and. black. Catholie and = Presbyterian tourists . who’... and like” Herbert Matthews, do more {oF the - Our generosity, The Cuban newspaper says: : AS FOR. THE extraordi- solidarity of all men than all: sere © ald programs and from hu internAmerican banks? | : "What the Castrattes are dos : ing obviously fs to ifritate the: American people ‘and ‘thé. * Congress ta such a riteh that” we shall, in anger, blow (hem | - into the Cartbbean. When the tinte comes, we shall cut off- the sugar queta and the } oo sugar subsidy, far obviously iL makes fo sense to assist-{ ~ such a country, If Castro. .- finds his country enslaved. by -- he has thé option of nat’ ; either the enslavement or the aenerosity.:-- 0 4. nary. praise..-for ” Herbert ‘accepting " ” Matthews of the New York! Times, this is unfortunate for Matthews because. it raises (a question whith  ..-- Senator Fulbright ought Une médiately to. investigate.” > Why -was Herbert Matthews __ called in by;the State Depart.” meat te brief Earl ET. Smith on Cubs when Smith’. ~ ; Was appointed to be our Ames. 5 bassador to that country? As‘ J -: things have turned’ out, was! >: Matthews’ judgment of the | - Castro revolution - ‘correct - United States? Does not this’ - officlal article give the dite Pression that Matthews‘ atti- tude was and’ is Rartigan? omy, esting, Matern of from the standpoint ‘of the. ee vey 07 Oh iB