Hits criminal plans of German
imperialists and fascists

M, Bader, White Rock, writes:
The interviews with members of
the neo-nazi party called National
Democrats recently shown on
CBC-TV proved once again that
fascism means war,

: bau denying the fascist char-
= er of their party, those inter-
poe did not deny its ambitions
: acquire territories from Po-
nd and the Soviet Union, plus,
4S von Thadden stated, the Sude-
ten area of Czechoslovakia, as
Well as that territory which for
= Past 17 years has been the
ae Democratic Republic,
ff dden suavely assured his
€rviewers that this “revision”
. territories in accordance with
937 frontiers designated by Hit-

ler could be ‘
accomplish *ne-
gotiation.” plished by “ne

i But the first ones to discount
Negotiations” are the von
ve Sdens themselves! Words
z € “ultimatum’? and “conquest”
ree eben more readily to their
a Mass meetings and in

T press, No revanchist among

W
re German. politicians men-
Ns negotiation,

ran’ Reomnazi NDP party is the
ein of West German im-
eee and has received the
fee of the Christian parties:
(cov) aes Democratic Union
Ne Cs Christian Social Un-
SU), It also must be noted

. the policies of the CDU-
ve not been refuted by

th
S, Tight-wing leaders of the
al Democratic Party.

ae ae barty may have a new
Reais doesn’t use the dis-
: = Swastika symbol, but in
ee peat aims and ambi-
a an be seen clearly the old
ee There is no doubt
anethe 3 a is confronted with
Tee Olly fascist warlike
MUSt be n West Germany that
€xposed and protested

bY pro r
country, €ssive forces in every

Bea is the “Grey Plan? This
ss ae ‘S asked by many people
“Tope, inGermany itself, who

‘

are mostly misinformed re-
garding the intentions ofthe West
German imperialists.

Here is an extract translated
from the trade union magazine
FDGB-RUNDSCHAU, published
monthly in the GDR;

“The so-called ‘Grey Plan’ is
a plan for conquest of the German
Democratic Republic. It is the
main feature in the West German
imperialist plot against the GDR,
the first German workers’ and
peasants’ state.’’

Already in March 1952 there
was a so-called research council
created to study the “German
question” and this council be-
came another official organ of
the revanche ministry. It had
the task of working out detailed
plans to show how the. former
ruling position of German cap-
italists could be restored, ac-
companied by the destruction of
socialist power in the GDR.

Participating in this council
were 13 representatives of the
biggest West German banks, in-
dustrialists, some former fas-
cists, and “East®” experts. Eight
of the 13 had been members of a
similar council set up to plan
the looting of the wealth of neigh-
boring countries over-run by the
Hitler forces in World War II,

These ambitions of the West
German monopolists areillusory
but nonetheless dangerous for
within them is calculated large
scale war. Driven by the thirst
for power and profits they regard
the socially-owned means of pro-
duction in the GDR as enemy
property. In short, the “Grey
Plan” is out to force capitalist
economy on the population of East
Germany with all the land, the
banks and the factories, the
means of communication, falling
once again into the hands of mon-
opoly finance capitalists.

The 1966 Bucharest Confer-
ence of the Warsaw Treaty Or-
ganization warned that the work-

ing class and its allies in the

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Neo-Nazism
to be aired
at city rally

“Neo-Nazism Today” will
be subject of a panel discus-
sion being organized by the
Vancouver branch of the United
Jewish People’s Order onSun-
day, February 12 at 8:30 p.m.
at the Peretz Auditorium, 6184
Ash St., off Cambie.

Taking part in the panel
discussion will be Norman
Levy, social worker; Brian
Plummer, UBC student; Al-
derman Harry Rankin; and
William Stewart, trade union-
ist.

Because of the current con-
troversy surrounding the visit
of Adolf von Thadden and dis-
turbing events in West Ger-
many, a large turnout is ex-
pected at this meeting.

GDR, together with the peace-
loving people in West Germany
will see to it that the Grey Plan
of the West German imperialists
and militarists is thoroughly ex-
posed and thwarted until it will
not be worth the paper it’s written

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New UN?

S. Morisse, Victoria, B.C.
writes: Early in July, according
to an announcement by the Pres-
ident of the Republic of Cyprus,
Archbishop Makarios, a $1
million project at Bella Pais,
just three miles from the Port

of Kerynia in North Cyprus will
be launched.

The world-famous American
architect M, Backminster Fuller
will provide the blueprints free
of charge. In making this an-
nouncement Archbishop Makar-
ios stated that the Institute for
the first 50 years will function
under the direction of an inter-
national body of the world’s top
scientists, which will include the
World Academy of Arts and
Sciences, the executive board of
which includes eight Nobel Prize
winners,

TTR MARADN DL 1) ha! L i had! 1) 1 he

‘Take over power,
gas too’ -Rankin

“J have no objection to Van-
couver taking over the bus
system, provided that at the same
time the provincial government
agrees to give us control over the
sale and distribution of electricity
and natural gas,” said Alderman
Harry Rankin in a public state-
ment on the transit crisis,

Rankin said the bus system is
running into the red financially
and has to be subsidized from
other more profitable B.C, Hydro
operations such as the sale and
distribution of electricity and
natural gas. Hydro wants the city
to take over the money-losing
system. :

New Westminster has had con-
trol over the distribution of elec-
tricity to home owners for some

_time and is clearing $700,000_—

a year on this operation. If we in
Vancouver did the same, Rankin
says, we could probably make
$7 million a year from this
source alone which, would go a
long way towards paying bus
operation deficits.

“But that still wouldn’t solve

our transit problems,” Rankin -

added. “Our bus fares are too
high, the service is inadequate
and traffic congestion is increas-
ing every year, The only way out
of this situation, which can only
get worse and which freeways
cannot solve, is a low fare rapid
transit system that will bring
people instead of cars into the
city.”

Alderman Rankin, who is a
member of a City Council com-
mittee named to meet with the

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OBITUARY

[cig enti tg Sir Rina rae ase cae te Seno
ROY HAWKEN

Roy Hawken, life-long trade
unionist, community worker and
member of the Communist Party,
died suddenly Friday, February
3 at the age of 51. He had been
in poor health for some time,

' Hawken had been president and
later business agent for the
Jewelery Workers Union (AFL-

CIO) Local 42. He was mainly

instrumental in re-organizing the
local and building it in the mid-
30’s. In recent years he was an
active member and shop steward
in the Marine Workers and Boil-
ermakers Union,

In the 30’s Hawken was a lead-
ing member of the Young Com-
munist League, serving on its
provincial executive for many
years, He was also a member of
the Communist Party and past
president of the Southern Slope
Community Association.

He leaves behind his wife Mona,
daughter Jean Johnson and son
Tom, Funeral services were held
Thursday at Hamilton Mortuary
at 38th and Fraser.

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