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ow long must White G.1.’s, Airmen, and Sailors die fighting Communism on a foreign
hore while Black militants and arrogant Marxist Jews carry out Red de monstrations at

rome?

Servicemen, better than most other White citizens, KNOW where our co untry is headed.
You know the TRUTH about the Negroes who are being crammed down your throats to
the tune of hollow cliches about “human dignity” and “racial equality.”

You know the REALITY of the Black jungle which our armed forces have become and the
preferential treatment Negroes get at the White serviceman’s ex pense.

The White serviceman is our people's number one line of defe' nse in a race war. You KNOW
whose side Black troops will be on in a race riot. White servic :emen must have REAL White
leadership — not the self-hating White liberals and Marxist Je ws of our present gutless poli-
tical System — in the hell that’s going to break_loose in the r iext few years

Our nation’s dilemma requires a RADICAL SOLUTION — e: National Socialist answer — to

those who are out to destroy our race!

White Servicemen, stand with National Socialism in defense: of YOUR race and nation. Am-
erica’s survivial depends on YOU! Do something about it NJOW! Join the White Servicemen’s

League, an organization pl
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2507 N. Franklin Road Arlington, ‘ Virgit aia 22201

Stop hate literature

Nazis are alive and well ‘in
Vancouver.

A band of racists are handing
out filth in the form of leaflets
embellished with swastikas and _
bearing an Arlington, Virginia,
USA, address.

Authorities which more than
once have confiscated allegedly
obscene books from news-
vendors, and which have on
several occasions handed out
large fines to publishers of
obscene material, turn a blind
eye to the horrifying material
being handed out by this Nazi
gang.

The leaflets contain perverted
racist distribes again Negroes,
Jews, and vicious attacks on
liberals, ‘‘reds’’, human dignity
and human equality.

They put forward a final

solution — National ‘‘Socialism’”’
the way Hitler practised it. In
other words, the gas ovens.

There is a law in B.C. which is
supposed to protect people of all
races and religions. Why then
are the Nazis allowed to peddle
their garbage?

The Chief Magistrate of
Vancouver, — he who would put
a stop to ‘‘violence’’ on the
street, must be told to
investigate and put a stop to the
Nazi dissemenation of violence
and sadism on the street.

Attorney-General Les
Peterson, who would see
teachers muzzled, must be
informed that open incitement
to exterminate people is being
propagated throughout this
province, and that decent people
want it stopped— now!

Endowmentlandsteal?

UBC student paper, the
Ubyssey, reported last week
there is a scheme afoot to build a
hotel-convention centre on
valuable university endowment
lands.

An unnamed spokesman for
the hotel developer said the hotel
would be a “‘luxury”’ affair, with
rooms costing in the neighbour-
hood of $40-$50 a night.

The endowment lands have

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long been eyed by land,
speculators as the site for
businesses which have no
relationship to university needs.

Ubyssey editors point out the
new scheme is obviously a first
step in a general process of
development, none of it for low-
cost housing or other needed
expansion of university facili
ties.

Citizens concerned with
education in this province must
keep a sharp eye on what is going
on re the endowment lands, and
protest loudly if the Bennett
government tries to turn any
part of the land over to free en-
terprise developers. As the stu-
dents say, a luxury hotel is the
last thing they or the university
need.

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PACIFIC TRIBUNE — NOV. 20 — PAGE 12

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VLC WIRES TRUDEAU— |
GET ECONOMY MOVING |

The Vancouver Labor Council sent a sharply worded telegram to Prime Minister

Trudeau following Tuesday’s regular meeting,
unemployment situation in B.C.

The wire said, ‘‘The VLC in-

sists the federal government, in |

co-operation with provincial
and municipal governments,
immediately implement a
crash program to get the econo-
my moving.”
_ It urged emergency winter
works programs; the start of all
federal works programs pre-
sently on the drawing boards;
immediate increased un-
employment benefits plus the
extension of those benefits to
long-term unemployed; the
start of massive government
housing projects; the start of a
federally subsidized Canadian
merchant fleet and any other
move to beat the jobless situa-
tion in Canada, which is the high-
est in the industrially-develop-
ed world.

Welfare Minister Gaglardi
was also blasted in a resolution

which condemned the latest pro- _

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program of action to provide
jobs. The Communist Party
statement said:

‘“‘The Communist Party of
Canada calls upon the federal
and all governments across
Canada to take emergency
measures now to deal with
the serious unemployment situa-
tion which is growing from
month to month, and will reach
calamitous heights this winter,
unless something drastic is done
to provide jobs.

“The unemployed cannot wait
for three years until Canada can
reach the full employment as
forecast by finance minister
Benson. In fact, such forecasts
are an admission that the govern-
ment has no idea where the
economy is going. Nor is it full
employment as seen by the
government, when__ the
unemployed rate reaches 4 to 5
per cent of the labor force, as an
acceptable situation.

“The trade unions and all
democratic and progressive

- forces in the country need to

raise a demand for an immed-
iate increase in unemployment
insurance, and action to provide
jobs or an income for the unem-
ployed that will provide the
jobless and their families with a
decent standard of life.

“The situation is serious
indeed. The recession,
aggravated by the government’s
policies of austerity — obsten-
sibly to fight inflation, but
which, in fact accentuates that
inflationary spiral — _ is
developing.

“For the youth the situation is.
devastating and intolerable.
The number of young people
between 14 and 24 years of age
looking for work has increased
from 51,000 a year ago to 159,000
this October.

‘“‘What is obviously needed is a
crash program of public works,
including low cost public
housing, development of
resources, industry and
communications, along with
expansion of trade with all coun-
tries on a mutually advan-
tageous basis.

“The Canadian people must
urge the government to act on
this immediately.”’

A.

_ demanding action on the critical

posal coming from the minister
that social welfare recipients
be used as cheap labor. If in fact
there are jobs available, the un-
employed should be hired at
union wages only, the VLC de-
manded.

Delegates approved a motion
from Jack Phillips, CUPE, that
an invitation be sent to Louis
Laberge, president of the Que-
bec Federation. of Labor, to ad-
dress a labor rally in Vancou-
ver to outline Quebec labor’s
view of the current situation in
that province.

Phillips said organized labor in
Vancouver will be much better
informed if they can hear the
viewpoint of the largest
organized labor body in Quebec.
It will do much to dispel the
chauvinism of the English-
speaking Canadian towards
French Canadians, he said.

The B.C. Teachers Federa-
tion asked for endorsation of
their stand demanding the re-
peal of the Socred govern-
ment’s order-in-council aimed
at outlawing academic free-
dom. Delegates approved the
demand for repeal of the edict.

The VLC will circularize
election cards in support of
COPE-NDP candidates for the
civic election. There are some
144,000 homes to be covered, sec-

retary Paddy Neale told dele-
gates, and he urged every affi-
liate to get out and cover the city
with the material as well as sup-
port the campaign financially.

CUPE candidate Harry
Rankin spoke briefly to the dele-
gates, informing them of some
of the moves of the present NPA-
Big Business council which has
taken money from the pockets
of working people in the city.

“Like it or lump it,” he told
the delegates, ‘‘politics run
your life.”

The council voted $100 to-
wards the Burnaby Citizens
Association (BCA) election
fund. Tom Constable, one of
BCA’s candidates, said they
have a good progressive slate,
with a program geared to the
needs of working people.

The present council’s votes are
stacked against the working

companies such as Marathon
Realty, the Block 42 developers,
etc., while taxes grow heavier
on the small homeowner and
“savings” are made by giving
non-union businessmen city con-
tracts, Rankin charged.

The B.C. Federation of Labor
notified delegates that A. B.
Dick products are ‘‘hot,’’ and
also bake goods of Venice
Bakery in North Vancouver.

Crane products are also still
“hot.’’

A hostile reaction was given to
a letter from the Pacific Re-
gion of Manpower, which an-
nounced a ‘“‘job retraining”’ pro-
gram for the months November
to March.

“We have plenty of first class
well-trained labor in this pro-
vince,’”’ said Cliff Rundgren of
the IBEW. ‘‘What they need are
jobs!”’ .

“There are scores of well-

trained carpenters and others.
who are not even eligible for un- -
employment insurance be-
cause of this summer’s lock-
out,” said Nick Podnivinikoff,
of the Carpenters Union. ‘‘They
do not need retraining — they

need jobs, not charity, not hand- :

outs. Men need incomes for
their families, not stipends to
go to school on a retraining.
program!”

Alex Watson, CUPE, pointed
out that young people who are

trying to upgrade their educa- —

tion while drawing unemploy-
ment benefits are being cut off
the insurance.

The VLC endorsed an un-
employed demonstration called
to coincide with a visit on Thurs-
day of this week to New West-
minster by Premier Bennett,
who is scheduled to open the
Douglas College in that area.

Delegates approved a re-
solution presented by Josephine
Halleck, Hotel and Restaurant
Workers, that senior citizens be-
given year-round bus passes with-

out a means test. An amend- |

ment proposed by Bob Lake,
ATU, to remove the restrictive

‘hours for such passes was also en-

dorsed.

man. They give away millions to

“By being unemployed we are saving ourselves from a ruinous inflation.”

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