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The subscription drive—in many ways, it’s as important a task as
any in the Solidarity effort against the Socred bills.

Since Operation Solidarity and the Solidarity Coalition were
formed to bring a halt to the provincial government’s broadside
against trade union, democratic and human rights, the Tribune has
Tesponded by commiting extra effort to support the fightback.

Thousands of extra copies week after week have been distributed
by volunteers, bringing the Tribune’s unique analyses and coverage
to new readers. And the ready acceptance of the working class press
at the huge protest marches and rallies, at meetings of the coalitions
and on the picket line in the recent strike have confirmed the validity
of the Tribune in the growing struggle. é

The paper’s role will be no less valid in the weeks to come, as the
task of monitoring the government’s actions in implementing the
Conditions of the recent truce with Solidarity becomes all important.

But it’s one thing to bring the most recent issue to those working
to change the Socred legislation—it’s another job altogether to en-
Sure that the Tribune continues to reach people afterwards.

That’s why the supporters should give top priority to the 1983
Subscription drive.

A subscription guarantees readers that they’ll receive the
Tribune’s perspective weekly, whether or not there’s extra copies or
Mass distributions.

And best of all, during our drive a new sub can be picked up for
the price of $2, which pays for three months of home delivery.

So far 75 new readers have shown their appreciation by taking out
4 new sub. But we want to encourage those hundreds of others who
have been reading the Tribune to make that extra commitment and
get the paper weekly.

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U.S. peace group
sets 10-day action

The growing peace movement in
the United States is turning its
sights on the 1984 presidential elec-
tion, a visiting U.S. peace activist
told a Vancouver audience Satur-
day. .
“There is a large movement in
the United States being built
around the effort to get Reagan
out,’’ Michela Terrazino, represen-
ting the Northern California Coali-
tion Against Pershing and Cruise,
said at a public meeting sponsored
by the B.C. Peace Council.

This can be accomplished by tur-
ning out the vote of millions of
Americans — the poor and the
minorities — who traditionally are
not represented in U.S. voting
results, said Terrazino, a keynote
speaker during the council’s two-
day annual conference last
weekend.

The coalition, formed last year
and now involving 150 member
organizations including trade
union, peace and community
groups, turned out 14,000 to the
San Fransico rally observing the
Oct. 22 International Day of Pro-
test.

For the immediate future, the
group plans ‘‘10 days of protest’
beginning Nov. 20, said Terrazino.
Instead of working towards ‘‘one
big protest,’”’ the coalition will be

travelling to small communities for
a series of local actions, she said.
She supported, but cautioned
against placing too much emphasis
on, votes in the House of Represen-
tatives. Recently, Congress voted
for a nuclear freeze following the
ballot initiative which carried in
eight out of nine states — but two

weeks later, the same Congress |

freed funds for construction of the
deadly MX intercontinental
missile, she noted.

Real disarmament efforts come
from the growing peace move-
ment, she asserted: ‘‘People
achieved a halt in the war in Viet
Nam, and we can do the same thing
here.”

The two-day conference of
workshops and plenary sessions
drew some 85 delegates from 28
organizations around B.C.

The delegates gave a nod to
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau for
his recent world peace initiative,
but noted in a resolution that ‘‘as
evidence of his sincerity in the peace
mission,’ Trudeau should cancel
the planned cruise missile tests and
leclare Canada a nuclear-weapons
free zone.

The conference elected long-
time peace and _ international
solidarity worker Dr. James
Foulkes as president.

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