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VICTORIA —
CAMPBELL RIVER

Hear MAURICE
RUSH report on
the historic 27th
Congress of the
4 Communist Party
Of the Soviet
Union and their
Plans for a world
Without nuclear

Weapons and
doubled Soviet
"ving standards by

the year 2000.
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Cardroom, Watters
Building,
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7 p.m. May 2,
_ Labor Centre

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8nd Regional Committee,
“Mmunist Party of Canada
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Tribune: always in
the fight for peace

Along with thousands of British Columbians, the
Tribune will be there this weekend when Vancouver’s Peace
Festival kicks off a week-long series of events. The concerts
for peace, the film festival, the youth disarmament
conference and, most important, the international
disarmament symposium which will feature the
“Vancouver Peace Proposals” will be historic events, not
only for Vancouver, but also for the country and indeed

the world peace movement.

And as it has been since the nuclear disarmament
campaign began in the shadow of Hiroshima, the issue of
peace will be reflected in the pages of the Tribune. There is
no other paper in B.C. that has covered the peace
movement over the years, and provided informative
reporting on the important disarmament initiatives.

But for every one of our 51 years, we’ve depended on the
press drive to keep the paper speaking out. And this year is
no different as we aim for $95,000 by June 21.

With this issue, the second of the drive, we’ve got $3,049
toward that objective. Some clubs have got off to a good
start and are well on their way to achieving their targets.

But there’s a long way to go towards $95,000 and the
pace will have to quicken if that figure is to be reached by

June 21.

As always we’re counting on you.

GREATER VANCOUVER

Bill Bennett 700 414
Burnaby 6,000 198
Coquitlam 2,700 6
Effie Jones 2,500 305
Kingsway 6,500 118
New West. 2,500 16
Nigel Morgan 2,200 1
North Van. 2,900 450
Olgin FOOu ra na-----
Richmond 1,600 25
Van. East 9,500 230
Van. Fishermen 800 ~ —------
West Side 4,800 625
< FRASER VALLEY
Delta 850 _~ ----- 2
Fraser Valley 800s= sso.
Langley 700.2 eso
Maple Ridge 2,800 80
Surrey. 5,000 21
White Rock 1,400 ~ ------
KAMLOOPS-SHUSWAP
Kamloops 950 25
Shuswap THs eee

OKANAGAN
Penticton POO 3
Vernon 1,500 9

N. COAST/INTERIOR
Correspondence 2,000

Creston 400" Se
Fernie : 250 es
Powell River 600:
Prince George 200 —sis--=---
Prince Rupert 250 ~ ------
Sunshine Coast S00n = =.=
Terrace . 50 ee
Trail 800 1
VANCOUVER ISLAND
Campbell River 2,000 4
Comox Valley 1,500 ~ ------
Nanaimo 2,800 203
North Island 400° = =
Port Alberni 1.500 =—-—
Victoria 3,200 aia
Miscellaneous 2,000 7
TOTAL: 74450 3,050

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Reception for
Zhurkin April 23

The Soviet representative to the Van-
couver Centennial International Peace and
Disarmament Symposium, Vitaly Zhurkin,
will be the special guest at a reception to be
hosted by the Canada-USSR Friendship
Society, the Vancouver Peace Assembly
and the B.C. Peace Council.

The reception is set for April 23, 7 p.m. at
the Plaza 500 Hotel at 12th Ave. and Cam-
bie in Vancouver.

Zhurkin is deputy director of the Soviet
Institute for the U.S. and Canada, whose
director, Georgi Arbatov, was slated to take
part in the symposium but was unable to
attend.

Igor Melnikov, an editor of Pravda, Yuri
Zamoshkin, head of the Canadian division
of the U.S. and Canada Studies Institute
and Leonid Serbriannik, representing the
Soviet Peace Committee, in Vancouver for
Peace Festival week are also expected to be
present at the reception. _

Zhurkin is slated to participate in the last
session of the three-day symposium on a
panel with Paul Warnke, former SALT II
negotiator and Michael Pentz of Britain.

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NOTICES

CLUE #4: — BUZZARDS RUN QUOTATION
OF THE WEEK. “Whoever consoles the slave —
instead of arousing him to rise up against slav-
ery is aiding the slaveowner.”

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VANCOUVER CENTENNIAL PEACE —
AND DISARMAMENT SYMPOSIUM
APR. 24-26

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In memory of :
HAROLD

HAHILLAND
of Maple Ridge, B.C.

World peace and
friendship was your
goal, as is ours.

— members of Maple Ridge :
Club; CPC

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