ACCORDED RESPECT DUE HIM
It is not only in China that Mao Tse-tung is being praised to the skies. Few issues of the daily bulletin of the Hsinhua News Agency go by without reports from all over the world on how highly the supreme commander is esteemed. Two examples should suffice: i - .
The August 30 issue reported that in an interview with Hsinhua, Mathew F. Masimosa, a member of the Tanzanian journalist delegation that recently visited -China, | said, "Chairman Mao Tse-tung is the saviour of the Chinese people and all oppressed people of the world."
The same issue of Hsinhua reported the enthusiastic response of Arabs who visited the Chinese pavilion at the thirteenth Damascus international fair:
“Visitors who packed the area displaying Chairman Mao's works showed their deep respect for Chairman Mao. One entry in the visitor's book said: 'Mao Tse-tung is the greatest man in the world. People throughout the world should read his works and fol-. low the road pointed out by him.' | . .
"Before the fair opened an old Syrian worker with his son asked the Chinese staff to let them in to view Chairman Mao's portrait. Being let in, he stood respect-— fully and paid tribute to Chairman Mao in