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o o FOURTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, November 23, 1958 ITJoIofov's Appointment Gives New Stage of Fierceness Inside Kremlin r.4itnr' nflt: Appariiilr CAnflirt inz vim pohrim in Huncarv and Poland have roin-inrd with inrasinj Indiradon nl indrisln within the Kremlin tuelf. Now come the ap pointment of old-stalinut .Vyacheslav M. Molotov as -minuter of state con trol. Kenneth Hrodner, former United l'rti manager in Moscow, analves the moit recent development In the following dispatch. The peer struggle inside the Kremlin has peached a new tae of fierceness with trie .ap pointment of Vyacheslav M. Molotov as minister of state con trol. The move, coApled with Com munist Party boss Nikita Khrush chev's growing belligerence and continuing pressure for freedom both inside Russia itself and in its satellite empire, shows a mounting Kremlin desperation. j The Poles have just won sweep , ing concessions in running their I own internal affairs. The Hungarians, bloody, hun gry, ravaged by starvation and disease, remain unbowed. Less visibly to the outside world, the Russian people are increasingly restless themselves and are expressing their discon tent more and more openly. Laying Down the Law Just before the announce ment of Molotov's new and pow erful ministerial post, he was reported laying down the law to all Soviet writers, painters, musicians, and other intellect uals. Khrushchev sharply warned Russian university students that if they didn't immediately stop their public expressions of dis content and disapproval of the government they would be thrown out of school, and worse. The Kremlin struggle is fun damentally over which of two policies shall prevail to stop the disaffection: Grant the growing demands of Russia and satellite peoples, or crack down hard with new controls and punishments. For the Kremlin, the one seems almost as bad as the other. If concessions are made, as in internal controls of the Rus sians and to the Poles, more concessions will be demanded. If crushing force is used, as against the Hungarians, the peo ple become more embittered and stubborn. The obvious answer, accord ing to some leaders, is to go back to his techniques. The lead er of this group is reported" to be Molotov, and he seems to be winning the battle. But not necessarily the war. Because the counter-argument is that it was precisely Stalin's technique that created the ha treds, discontents, and disloyal ties that are now rearing up and kicking the Kremlin in the teeth. And this argument supposed ly the Khrushchev argument is that the basic disease must be cured if the Soviet empire is Villagers of Marlecorfito, In French Equatorial Afra's Ter ritory of Chad, catch fish driviflg them like big game. Men hold larg. nets while women up stream splash and beat the water with bell-shaped baskets toSfrd fish into the trap. ever to have any lasting strength. . The Molotov anointment could signal the forthidmipg dflwnfall of Khrushchev. But .it could as easily repre sent a squeeze-play, with Molo tov himself being prepared as the Stalinist scapegoat. 1 O 4 big days left! O Open the treasure chest and win one of the hundreds of valuable prizes inside . . . including a General Electric Blanket and many more . . . just choose a key and try it in the treasure chest on our main floor . . . nothing to write or buy ... try each of the 5 days! O Charges tomorrow payable January 10th. Adults over 16 only, plecu. medford IMS 100 WOOL COATS z values to 39.95 Smart new tweeds, plushes, suedes and basket weaves . . . all 100 wool .' . . You'll love the detailing, the fresh-faced luxury and you can't help but be amazed at the tiny Founders Day pr.ice Sizes 10-18 . .". BULKY KNIT SHRUGS . STOLES A a touch of high fashion -and practical, too. Beautiful bulky nylon washes and dries in a jiffy. In white, black, pink and biige. 100 nylon, reg. 5.98 each O CARD TABLE COVER reg. 2.98 Porjrtoam-padded, non-skid table protection. Stain and acid resistant. O LADIES' LEATHER BILLFOLD reg. 2.00 Genuine top grain cowhide, double change purse. Fashionable shades. O FAMOUS BRAND SLACKS reg. 8.98 Ladies comfortable fashion-right slacks in sizes 10-18 . . . 2nd Floor. O LADIES' FINE PUMPS reg. to 12.98 . illusion heel, smooth leather in red, beige, avocado. Famous make. O LADIES HI-WEDGE CASUALS reg. 10.98 In black or neutral, closed heel and toe. Sizes 5-10 .. . . . . . . ... MMm 29.95 valu.j .'P ' A - 1 Iff- mddww&iW- m'- mY mil beautiful 100 wool 2 pc. if j j ' I I J 1 QQ knit suits' 'n cardigan or Uj I j g V-" slip-on styles, jewel neck- jJ ''Jls A line, Va sleeves in white, ; I . ', mint, toast, pink, coral, g , 5 aqua. Sizes 10-18. . . ; M 8QQ USE OUR LAY AWAY ' . j OuJl A Small Down Payment f w 0 M X w Holds Lay Away Till : ,fe i fM 6.99 Chris,mas . I i
