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‘ _ _ ,is The Guardian, Charlottetown. sat. Nov. 7, 1m.

czars and czai'inns arc remem- erected when Peter San bered with varying degrees of building the city in 1703. which !aff€ctinn and respect. thouin encloses a cathedral - museuml you won't find their names in where the monarc'i is u.ried;iy the Central Naval Museum! the first boat of Russia 51

the tourist guides " 'launched by Petert

1 Chief of them is Catherine the where lGreat, wife of Peter‘s grandson. navy ,Leningraders admire the Ger- housed; and Peter's Galleries iman-born girl who. though s’ie in the huge 2.000.000~exhibit; :didn't have any particular grip‘state museum called Hermit-t ion the affections of her subjects'age. an was target of numerous‘ A heroic statue of Peter., lconspiracies. managed to cling astride a prancing steed, standsl to the throne from 1762 until her in the middle of Decembi‘ist [death in 1796: it was under Square near the Neva. Te: lCatherine's direction that the square. ironically, is named in‘ Winter Palace was built. honor of revolutionaries who, IGNORED IN SCHOOL staged an abortive uprising t An intriguing exercise is toagainst czarisl autocracy in De— 'ask a leading citizen which of cember. 182 the two great men—Lenin or Twenty-five miles from Lena Peter—has t'ie greater emo- ingrad, down a road strewnl , appeal to the averagelwith closed or converted man- ‘resldent. The answer is likelytsions once '. property Ito be that while Peter was a nobles. ' the town of Petro- great man, his influence was,dvorets, I lfelt almost exclusively in Rus-‘summer residence. Badly dam-l ‘ {sia while Lenin's impact was aged during the war, the build-; ‘felt throughout the world. 1ings are. being restored. l i "If you ask school children.i Just below the main structure‘ I don't think they'll say thatiis an array of 130 fountains, de-l lthey think much of Peter the scribed as a masterpiece of the; ‘Great. or that they owe himllﬂth century hydraulic a 1 very much." says Boris Feld,j At the edge of the estate, heart an official of Leningrad Pravda. the shore of the Finland Gulf. The implication seemed to be is a small building where Peter ,that Leningrad history teachersiliked to retire for reflection and i have little time for Peter the,relaxation. It contains his per- ,Great, a point that makes the‘sonal collection of paintings, a lenduring lustre of his name all study and a small table of in- tthe more remarkable. tricate workmanship made by; l A visitor, in any case, is in- the monarch himself—he is re-I

and enlightened ideas from 1869 here in droves to soak up the la 2

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mot be attacked and broken,ovor from depression a a y :1 do": In my judgment this in-twhen “to lose a job 'was almost. volves both management and‘a matter of life and death."

b0“ and “hat mus' be done But the nation and the em-.

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Nor is tiis sentimental tie some prominent sights on their‘luﬂbe mm “mm”! and pam'ployers hat) a responSlblllty to; ‘with the pre-revolutionary past tourist circuit are r and": ‘ V . ‘ ‘ensure that rebun‘lam workers: confined to one monarch. Other Paul Fortress, first structure‘ T‘°"‘-‘°"' “‘0 0““ "We were protecch until other Jobs

than 100 newspapers. said Brit. were provided. Managemeni.un.g i5“ busmess “095 "0t measure.ion agreements on the transfer, "9 ‘0 that 0‘ canada 3nd the:of workers within organizations‘ United States because of lackwould be a “great step for-‘ of competition "in many indus-‘Wgrd,n

trial fields." But the labor un- situation was "equally or . West Indies Trade Urged North America's industrial nn- 1

more important." Ions. so that an employer can OTTAWA 4CPt—Gerald A. negotiate with one rather than Regan ([,_.Ha]ifax) said Thur-5.; "umf’mlls “'15- day night the Bahamas and "If the unions will not do this West indies would become voluntarily. then the govern-“nothing more th ment must take hand.“ he dix to the United said. "The complications for in- dustry in this cotmtry can read-: ily be instanced when it is, pointed out that Ford at Dagen-, am must negotiate with 22 un-l t De

whereas Ford a troit . . .. ,

WANTS REORGANIZA’I‘ION Thomson urged in reorganize», tion of unions along the lines oft

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Britain's boast of full employ-‘ ment was idle, said Thomson l “We have a very large, amount of concealed unemploy-1 ment. through restrictive pracw tices and forced employment of} ore men than are reasonablyi

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required to do a Job. . . . , “We shall never match pricest that can be quoted by ot'ier ad- vanced in dus t r i a] coun-l tries while we are paying more men than are necessary for ef- ficient production." homson said unions‘ unemployment was a

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clined to think Leningrad owesgputed to have been active in‘ 1a lot to Peter. He brings in some 18 professions and crafts; jtourist dollars. 3 iscussing Peter in hushed} t Russians may come to com- tones, a guide at the house says,l llmune wit'i Lenin and visit the that among other things he was1 endless collection of museumsnotable for his height. given by] ,and landmarks connected with historians. she says. as two1 this name, but they stay to ab. met-res, 14 centimetres, or just‘ isorb some of the lore of the over seven feet.

,czars. he was a giant in every: 3 foreign tourists. not .0 way," she declares. Tier voice; lmuch interested in Lenin, comequivering with pride.

: Lord Thomson Given Support:

of Finland. Soviet workers and their families go there for re- laxed strools through the 45f» acre estate once the preserve of royalt . (CP Photo)

of eningrad. Some of the 130 fountains are still in use_ A canal leads from the front of

PETER THE Great built a lumer palace with a complex of beautiful fountains at Pet-

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By JOSEPH MacSWEEN “I think we should he very LONDON (CPL—Lord Thom-grateful to that great member son raised a c orus of “hear of the Commonwealth. Canada, hear' in the H u Lords for sending us so many of heri when he lambasted British in- famous and very successfult dustry and unions for outmoded .sons. ' .wags. ISI’OKE FROM RENCHES Tie plain-spoken Toronto 113-, Thomson, 70. spoke from thei

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These days Lenin holds the burg, its Germanic name was tive. best known as Roy Thom-‘cross—benches between the Tory LENINGRAD tori The historical spotlight. HIS pictureabandoned in favor of the son despite his peerage. said and Labor sides of the House ghosts of two famous men --~one is on displa ' a thousand,Slavic Petrograd in 1914 when ﬂatly that mUCh 0‘ BFitiSh blISi-iand emPhBSiZEd his independ- a monarch. the other a revolu- public places. And although his,Russia went to war against the “955 management f8 its totem DOSition by Stating he hopes tionary—hover over this former remains are entombed in Mos- Germans. "measure up." Workers are un-ithe new Labor government will seat of kings at the mouth of -, almost any comer of1£n_ The name “.a‘s Chang”. ,0 derpaid and unions are guiltyItackle Britain's serious eco- - mgrad connected with the me Leningrad in 1924 in mm”? m of feather-bedding. . ‘ 'c problems with “courage

Bolshevik leader has long sincethe revolutionary chieftain W-m Lord Thomsons m aiden and energ y, irrespective of

become a Communist s'irine. died Jan. 21 that year, SPeECh ii) the Lords §€9m€d DENY- Lemngraders st,“ cant It was the capital for a “me well received on both Sides of, If they do. so. they should

' . . th H d ' ' l ' a, zoo £2,313: ,,,,‘,’,,a,.cl},ss'“ mm 1- m“. was again made the 5"“ said it was the most stiniiilat:luiell~being 'Peter‘ founded lhe city in l703l Sikqg?t\\011glrgent by me Bmshe' and (challenging address helapd l‘am sure that includes all , . » t . ' ia near ere. o ' £1325,”5::ggelx'ghgrni "‘12:; It calls itself "the city whose Sainsbury' “.1”, later he moved the capital'hen, eve}?! stone knows Lenin. hut Britain's biggest supermarket Britain's economic troubles. from Moscow, in its heart there is also a place‘chains and competes in thatiThomson declared: for Peter, fourth ruler of the line against the Canadiandborn, “We ave in the pattern of "mannv dynaSlY- “'ho EtW- ‘food kin g iarfield Weston.lour life. through habit and cus-

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Irchitect of the 1917 Bolshevik uprising that changed the course of history. and. incident- ally, removed Leningrad from the lineup of world capitals. 'ﬂie monarch is Peter the Great. wfio two centuries ear— lier founded the city on some swamp islands where the Neva completes its Sit-mile journey

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Originally called St. PNI‘I'S- crncd Russia with an iron fist added: om, a built-in rigidity, which

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