Evening star., 1960-05-17

Since the day the Soviet
leaders came to power in
1917 they have been in the
habit of accusing others of
crimes they have been per-
petrating. The free world
has taken it on the chin all
the time.
Khrushchev resorts to hurl-
ing Russian adages of which
Russia is very rich. Let us
use a few sayings of their
own country against them.
Here are q couple:
"Chiya-bi korova michala,
tvoya-bi molchala" Ono
matter whose COW was new
ing, yours should have kept
quiet.~
The following from the
fable THE looking glass and
, the ape" by the famous Rus
sian poet and fable writer
Krilov: Chem koomooshek
s-chitat trooditsya, nye looch-
She-lee kooma ma sebya
obodotitsya?" ("Instead of
judging others. would it not
be better for you to take a
look at yourself?"O
Let President Eisenhower
or Secretary Herter hurl the
above into Nikita's face and
the whole Of Russia would
laugh itself sick. The vast
majority Of its people will
be elated and inspired by
seeing their oppressors made
to look ridiculous. 1t is long
overdue our handling them
in this manner. @ .t
J. Anthony Marcus,
Institute of Foreign Trade.
The Red dictator Nikita
Khrushchev has said that
President Eisenhower would
no longer be welcome in the
Soviet Union and explained
that he has to take into ac-
count the attitude Of his peo-
pie. How very truei Nikita
is afraid that now the op-
pressed people might show
greater friendliness towards
the leading statesman from
the free world.
A well-known newspaper
editor recently returned from
a tour of USSR states: "42
years Of bitter propaganda
poured into the minds of the
Soviet people, have not pro-
duced hatred or m allie G
against the United States OF
the West generally"
M. Paegle.
= 50
After the sorry spectacle
which our gents in the State
Department have made ir
their handling of the Russian
"spy case" I think it is clear
why so many voters long Il
replace them with American.
who have iron in their blood
About all that is left for these
gents to do is to get down
on their knees, beg Khru-
shchev's pardon for being SO
naughty, and promise never
never to do it again.
I suggest that our so-callec
Headers" show a little Of thu
courage of the American here
Nathan Hale, arrest half {
dozen Of the myriads of Rus
sian spies infesting the UniteC
States, try them at the sam'
time our hero Powers ha,
his trial" in Russia, ant
give them exactly the sam,
sentence that is meted ou
to him. That would at leas
be something Khrushche'
and his gang could under
stand.
A. w. Dew.
\ y y
AS a reader of The Star fol
many years, and as a citiZer
whose ancestry dates bacl
beyond the year 1776, I sin
cerely congratulate the C.I.A
the Pentagon and our Presi
dent for their combined vigi
lance in treating the Soviet
to a sample of 1--WE know how
too" They have been engaget
in this sort of activity TO
years, not only here in tn
Land of the Free, but tn
world over.
For a number Of years
have owned a very powerfu
shortwave radio, and hav
kept in touch with their mos
untruthful propaganda tha
originates from Radio Mos
COW. Through this mediur
alone they have broadcast
million untruths throughou
the world about us, tn
United States of Americs
our way of life, and the mos
vicious lie of all-that we ar
in this game to conquer tn
world.
If this be the truth, the
why did we spend billions