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to win young Canada's future

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The beace and disarmament.
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Sanizations,

held demonstra-

ion:
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Font of the

be :
“ace in our country.

A Strong voice will be add-|
© the fight of young peo-|

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Next
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campaign for

financial status.

Advance. will illustrate to
|youth how American domina-
tion of our economy aggra-
vates Canada’s present econo-
mic crisis.

for peace and progress |
September. These ques-| !

Will find expression’ in

Sontaly columns. of. the
Youth Paper Advance.

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‘the fight for national self de-

These are vital questions,
even more so today and the
rrole of youth in their solution
is of first rate importance.

| Increasing numbers of young
people are curious about so-
cialism. The action of Cuba
in proclaiming its revolution
as socialist and the consequent
proclamation of the Kennedy
doctrine, defying the right of
any North American nation. to
determine its own destiny,. has
joined the fight for peace with

termination.

The need to explain that so-
cialism is no threat to peace,
but. on thé -contrary is the
most active force for peace,
becomes an overriding. neces-
sity.

A paper such as Advance,

the minimum needed to -re-
spond to the rapidly develop-
ing objective situation in Can-
ada and throughout the world. |
To fulfill the political -respon-
sibilities’ of Canadian’ young
communists,

Advance will ‘be a monthly
four page - tabloid size paper.
Subscription rate will be $i a

paper, as energetic, lively, vig-
orous as youth themselves :
yet as seriously: eoncerned.

are the majority ‘ef young
Canadians.

It will be “Canada’s for

ward-looking youth paper” =

coming out once & month, ist. 3

year. It will be a youthful |

and)

with important questions, as}.

and progressive press.

Campaign News -

Advance Press Committees
across Canada report that 48
percent of the quota has been
raised. Objective is 1,000 subs
and $1,500 in cash. With $815
in the drive is just under the
55 percent mark. Subs are a
little slower with $75 or 37.5
percent.

The B.C.» préss committees
repori that 228 subs have been
‘raised and $320°cash. Ninety
percent of subs in B.C. are for
those under 30-years of age.

Subs - can be
writing the Advance Press
Committee, «Rm. 501,.. Ford
Bldg., Vancouver. : :

an important contripusion to

ORWARD-LOOKING YOUTH PAPER

New youth paper will campaign

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obtained -by|.

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Welcome,

-'Fhe-Pacitie Tribune is

of its Canada. Day: edition te welcoming. the new youth
paper, Advance, into the family. of Canadian working

class papers:
Makinp-its appearance

fill a-long-felt-need fora Canadian progressive,

voice—which will be able to
united: action im :their own

-Fhe-veuth are doing an excellent job in their cam-

paign. to raise funds and

paper, Thetr effort: deserves the support of atl workins

people. whe faver- peace. an
youth,

‘WELCOME, ADVANCE!

Adwance |

happy to devote this pag. ¥_

in September, Adva

stir young Canadians inte
interests.

selicit subs for their new

da happy future fer om

Socialism offers youth
more than capitalism

OCIALISM. offers yout hy
tremendous educational
opportunities.. No — capitalist

country in the world teday can}

compare with the Seviet Un-

ion, for example, inthe. num-| 1960 this figure was

In 1959 38,000 engineers
took their degree in the USA,
During the same period F17,-
: 000 engineers received their

diplomas in the USSR, and by
raised to

ber of ‘students per 10,000,120,000. Last year there were

people. The figure for the
Soviet Union. is Ibi; for. the
United States .it is: $02.

The figures on Soviet educa-
tion are . more . impressive,
when. one considers. the situ-

| 1,800,000 college - tramed: en-
gineers employed m. the Seviet
Union compared with 525,000
in the United States.

These figures, of ceurse,
; speak for themselves. But their

ation which existed before the; meanings go far beyond statis-

. * t
socialist - revolutiom and - com-

pares them. to- the figures: to-
day. That-is a peried of 43
years, - out- of: which 20 -years
were spent im- wats imposed
upon the USSR ang: pest-war
rehabilitation.

Today in the, Seviet.. Union
there. are. over 52. milion peo-
ple .attending. seme- sert of
school, as comparedt-with, t6:5

million during 1924-15.

June 30, 1$62—PACIFIC

tics.. For ‘all young people the
question of an education de-
termines not only the type of
job and wage he with reeeive,
but all other -facets: ef Hfe.

In fact education is.a key
to. freedom of choiee: In the
Soviet Union 4. fulb edueation
tis not.a privilege reserved for
the offsprings of the rich and
universities. are not elub
houses. for fraternity: beys:

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