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Apathy Among Chinese
Worries Red Leaders
' By VICTOR KENDRICK
HUM Piw Staff Carreapantteat
HONG KONG —OT— Communist
China's leaders are becoming dis
turbed about the increasingly neg
ative attitude and even open hos
tility being displayed toward the
revolution by the large mass of
Chinese, including many party
In an effort to keep enthusiasm
aUve*»Peiping has ordered local ad
tplntstrations to speed the estab
lishment of “people's representa
tive conferences,” which Is the
Cwbmunlsts’ substitute for de
mocracy. Actually, the so-called
“people’s delegates” are hand
picked, the questions they can ask
aMaSrlctly limited and their only
power Is to make recommenda
tions.
Peiping also has ordered local
officials to jack up their public re
lations, receive all callers and an
swer all letters politely within a
specified period. Apparently com
plaints about the official attitude
toward the public had reached the
Communist capital.
ORDERED TO ACT
; Local officials were ordered
either to promise that complaints
would be Investigated and rectified,
eg to explain to the publß why
It is impossible.
'•'The Communist organ In Han
kow, largest city of Central China,
examined at some length the case
Os “the mentality of LI Ssu-hsi, a
village cadre.” Li was a faithful!
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in trait of the Municipal Building, Dunn, N. C., the following described
personal property belonging to the Town of Dunn, N. C.
One Model 291, Galon Motor Grader, Serial No. MD 8119, and one
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TOWN OF DUNN
o! O Man n ing%lty Manager
Chat, R. Storey, Clerk
■ member of the rung and file who
• was given some land and a minor
i party poet
| After the land reform, however,
“Li became contented and slack
ened In his work for the revolu
tion,” the paper said. “He thought
now that he has land, a wife and
children, he has only to devote
himself to production, and showed
unwillingness to work for the gov
eminent.”
MANY OTHER CASES
“ ‘Previously I suffered a lot and
had no land,' Li was quoted as say
' lng. ‘Now I have been given land
and I am totally satisfied. Why
should I work any more for the
revolution?" ,
"This state of mind exists in
varying degrees among a consid
erable number of village cadres
: and peasants,” the paper said. “In
I Hunan province, since some 4,000
villages completed land reform last
April, a large number of village
| cadres and peasants have been
found to be victims of political
lethargy.”
The paper said this state of mind
“has encouraged counter-revolu
tionaries and unlawful landlords.
These people spread rumors, car
ried out sabotage and even poison
ed wells and set houses afire. In
one district, unlawful landlords ac
tually organized armed revolts.”
The paper appealed for a correc
tion of this backsliding, which it
said posed a potential threat to
Communist rule of China.
Football
Reports
CHAPEL wn.T. —apt— Wi#h the
shadow of mighty Maryland hang
ing over the practice sessions,
North Carolina’s Carl Snavely or
dered the lights turned on and sent
his squad into overtime drills y%s
terday.
Larry Parker, Bud Carson and
Billy Williams did most of the
running and passing as the Tar
Heels sharpened their attack. De
fensive standouts were linemen
Glen Nickerson, Joe Dudeck, Paul
Hursh, Bill Kuhn and Dave Wiley.
DURHAM (ffl Duke football
trainer Bob Chambers reported
today that most of Duke’s injured
players will be back In shape for
play in time for Saturday’s game
with Virginia Tech.
Jack Kistler, Red Smith. Tank
Lawrence, Blaine Earon and
George Grune returned to practice
■yesterday, but Piney Field, Bobby
Burrows, Bill Keziah, Jim Oibson
and John Carey were still out.
Chambers said it was doubtful
that Carey could play this week.
RALEIGH —(if)— Two freshmen
filled In the empty; fullback spot
for N. C. State today while regular
Jim O’Rourke continued to nurse
an injyry from the Duke game.
Gene Willard ran at offensive
fullback and Don Langston oper
ated on defense.
With tailback Alex Webster keep
ing O’Rourke company on the
bench, sophomore Paul O'Hara
took his job on defense and junior
Ted Potts worked the offensive. In
scrimmage yesterday, Potts tossed
two touchdown passes.
WAKE FOREST WI Wake
Forest’s conference-leading defen
sive squad set up its plans today
to stop the special plays used by
George Washington’s Andy Davis
and Ken Belliveau.
The Deacons worked particularly
on pass defense and line assign
ments against reverses and cut
backs frequently used by Davis.
Working in the backfield against
passes were Ed Kissell at deep
back. Guido Scarton and Larry
Spencer at halfbacks, and Tom
Donohue and Joe Koch backing the
line.
ELON BACK STARS
Lou Rochelli, little Elon tailback,
completed 18 passes in 27 tries
against E. C. C. to smash his own
record of 9 completions in 15
throws against Catawba: and his
18 completions' netted 293 yards
which was nearly 50 yards above
his 245 yards passing gains against
Catawba. Rochllll also ran for 72
yards to give him a total offensive
mark of 265 yards, almost 100 yards
better than his old mark of 269
yards in the 1950 Catawba con
test.
HARVEST SALE
Summerville Presbyterians will
. hold a Harvest Day Sale on Fri
day, October 19 at 4 p.m. at the
church. Supper will be served fol
lowing the sale
MAYOR TAKES ACTION
OSWEOO, N. Y. (B—When May
or Frank L. Gould was taken ill,
his trip to the hospital was delayed
because the city’s only ambulance
was out on another call. After he
was released, he bought a second
ambulance out of his own funds
and turned it over to the city as a
standby for emergencies such as his
own.
SHOOTING BARRED
LOUISVILLE, Ky. HP)—Joe Car
money, 36. learned that It’s cheaper
to cuss the city traffic lights than
to shoot at them. Carmoney was
fined SSO for shooting a rifle at a
traffic signal, because “I don’t like
street lights."
DOG CLASHES AUTO
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (W—Sandy,-
a husky great dane owned by Ed
Bash, darted across a street and
crashed into the side of a slow
moving convertible. The dog trot
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with a heavily-dented left front
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