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757 East Wastings St.
Vancouver 4, B.C.
Painters’ and Paperhangers f[
Supplies
Sunworthy Wallpaper
Reg. 450 - Now 19c a roll

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251 EAST HASTINGS
Vancouver, B.C.

QUALITY SERVICE

Granville Island
B.C. Automotive
‘Sezvice Co. Ltd.
Granville Is., MU 4-9819

Wally Sklaruk

@ Time to Winterize
: Your Car Now

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The former
colonial pOwers
have altogether
no less than 21
air baSes and 12
naval bases in
Africa. The
grand total of
U.S. military
aid to the potw-
ers with colon-
ies in Africa
amounts to
nearly $7 Bil-
ion. Africa it-
self reCeived
not even a tiny
fraction of this
sum in eCo-
nomic aid.

National group council
to hold city banquet

The Canadian Council of
National Groups (CCN G),
Vancouver branch, has an-
nounced that it will be hold-
ing an International Banquet
and Concert on Sunday, Oct.
21, at the Russian People’s
Home, 600 Campbell Ave.,
Vancouver. Starting time is
6 p.m. and admission is $1.50
per person.

The proceeds will be used
to finance delegates from
Vancouver to the National
Conference of the CCNG in

~ Ottawa on October 28-29. The

eonference and delegation of
500 people will press demands
on the government for the

Correction

In announcing the photo exhi.
bition at the People’s Co-op Bool
Store last week the PT mistaken
ly referred to the pictures a:
having been taken by Jack
Phillips.

Phillips has drawn to our at-
tention that the photographs
were sent to him as a gift from
the Soviet trade union movement,
and that he had loaned them to
the bookstore for the exhibition.

‘Everything in Flowers’
FROM
EARL SYKES

56 E. Hastings MU 1-3855
Vancouver, B.C.

We buy and sell
Used Furniture
Sporting Goeds
We are reasonable.

We are at_
573 E. HASTINGS ST.

Beaver Transfer
MU 3-3942 ~

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Gutters and Downpipes .
Duroid, Tar and Gravel

NICK BITZ BR 7-6722

Ss?) e Special Discount to
Tribune Readers

1179 Denman St.

granting of Canadian citizen-
ship to several thousand
people who have been unable
to obtain it.

Should the case for citizen-
ship fall on deaf ears, tenta-

tive plans call for an appeal to
the United Nations under the
terms of the UN Declaration
of Human Rights, adopted by
that body some time ago (with
Canada’s signature.

Political crisis in France;
de Gaulle government oll

France is facing, its most
serious political crisis since
1958 when General de Gaulle
was brought to power by re-
actionary generals who raised
the standard off revolt in Al-
geria.

The crisis followed the de-
cisive defeat of his govern-

PT salesman
marks. birthday

Honored. in his day by “Ol’

Bill’ Bennett as one of
‘Canada’s veteran working
‘class press salesmen, Bob

Kydd c'® Prince Rupert. will
pass his 86th birthday this
month. Crippled by long
years of ill health Bob’s birth-
day won’t be much of a ‘cele:
bration’ unless a few hundred
PT readers drop him a note
or a card of appreciation of
the half-century he gave get-
ting a workingclass paper
into the hands of working
men and women.

Bob’s address is c/o Pio-
neer Home, Atlin Ave., Prince
Rupert, B.C.

Meantime, the staff of the
PT which he distributed in
thousands of copies and to
which he still donates out of
his meagre. income, salutes
this grand old veteran of B.C.
Jabor, and wishes him better
health and good spirits in the
years ahead.

“Yes Perkins, | know how hard it is to bring up a family
on your income—have you tried having a word with an
adoption society?”

ment by 280 votes to 173)#
the central committee of
French Communist Party
mediately went into spea
session to prepare a call
a united front against the d
ger of open dictatorship
France.

It met after the most 4
matic night for years 12!
French Parliament as speak 1
after speaker flayed Genera
de Gaulle’s plan to incre’
his personal power by havin
French Presidents elected
direct vote.

The voting began at “3
a.m. (Sat. Oct. 6) and: ay
votes were necessary 10
ple the government. The 2
eral secretary of the Fret
Communist Party, Maurice
Thorez, cast the 241st voles
thus bringing about the 4
feat of the government.

Under the constitution 2
ections must now be 6 Le
within 40 days, but not &%
ier than 20 days after thé
feat.

CANADA'S ©
DOLLAR
CRISIS

Read what is behim
Diefenbaker’s devalu
tion of the Canadia?
dollar in this.
authoritative study
appearing in the —
AUTUMN 1962 issue

QUARTERLY ©

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E e:
Other features includ |
Early Trade Unionis™
in Quebec 8
The Outcome of Juné i
By Nelson Clarke
Diagnosing
Anti-Communism
By William Kashtat -
. aby
MARXIST QUARTERE,
is available at Pec We
Co-op Bookstore, ‘tind
Pender St., or by WE" 44
PROGRESS BOOK® 4,
Stafford St., Toromtg,,
Ont. Single Copy

Annual Sub. $2

NOTICES

DEADLINE FOR COMING
EVENTS COLUMN — All
copy must be in the Pacific.
Tribune office no later than
Monday, 12 noon.

THE PACIFIC TRIBUNE
OFFICE WILL REMAIN
OPEN ON SATURDAYS
FROM 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.
until further notice.

Coming Events

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& SERVICE

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MU 3-2926
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The showing of SLIDES on the
SOVIET UNION, scheduled for
Sat., Oct. 13th, at 4865 Triumph

St. in North Burnaby have
been postponed until further
notice.

Classified Advertising

Oct. 27 —

Do your Xmas Shopping
early! POINT GREY FALL
FAIR. Handicrafts, home:
cooking. Tea & Crumpets.
SAT., OCT: 27 --1' p.m: to 6
p.m. 4424 West 8th Ave.
Everyone welcome.

Nov. 10 —

KEEP THIS DATE OPEN for
the ANNUAL GALA BUR-
NABY MASQU ERADE
BALL.

BUSINESS PERSONALS

WEST END RADIO—Special-
izing in TV Repairs. Latest
precision equipment used.
(Formerly OK Radio Ser-
vice). Now at 1721 Robson
St. MU 3-2618.

OCT. 14 — Soviet film ‘““CINDER-
ELLA” will be ‘shown at the
RUSSIAN PEOPLE’S HOME—
600 Campbell Ave., SUNDAY,

OCT. 14 at 7 p.m. CHILDREN

FREE. Everyone welcome.

REGENT TAILORS LTD. —
_Custom. Tailors & Ready-

to-wear. For personal ser-.

vice see Henry Rankin at
324 W. Hastings St., Van-
couver 3. MU 1-8456.

SASAMAT SHOES ® iy
PAIRS — 4463 Wee .
Ave. Phone CA 4-102

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HALLS FOR RE a
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Pender, Available foetint

quets, weddings, ™ a4,
etc. Phone AL 33-996

RUSSIAN PEOPLES’ Hii
— Available for MCC |
weddings & panque
reasonable rat
Campbell Ave.

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