the ; et profits and Voting for some other Party in these con-
*the Canadian stituencies will not achieve these objectives.

There are others who say that running
Communists gets in the way of unity of all
progressive forces.

orid*Mment to either
tie? Me return of a
ort Communists
y Y® SUch objectives .
aS The contrary is the truth. There never will
be genuine unity without the Communists or
é against the Communists, that is, if one speaks
of an unalterable consistent and uncomprom-

ising struggle against monopoly. If by unity is

t thoblem meant compromise or collaboration with mon-
8 confront- vet nc : :

piPaly he dealt with | OPoly policies, such unity is definitely not in

ay the interests of labor and democratic progress.

at Bian Voting Communist is part of, indeed an im-
rd ro can | portant part of the battle for achieving unity.
1d Matin Ownership | of the progressive and democratic forces of

| ‘alization of | our country. It is in fact an integral part
of the historical process directed to bring into
being a new coalition based on a new majority
which will take our country onto the path of
‘overeionty ina | peace, democracy, social progress and towards
oly sound basis | the goal of a socialist Canada.

It is with this in mind that we urge all those
who agree with this point of view to work as
they have never worked before to get the big-
gest possible vote for the Communists in those
fourteen constituencies. pr

Vln betblow—

Leader, Communist Party of Canada

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WINDSOR-WALKERVILLE
vote
BRUCE MAGNUSON

MONTREAL
HOCHELAGA

YORK WEST

vote
WILLIAM KASHTAN

TORONTO
ST. PAULS
vote
_RAE MURPHY

TORONTO
ROSEDALE

JIM BRIDGEWOOD

INIST candidate!

NORMAN FREED
Port Arthur

BRUCE MAGNUSON
Windsor-Walkerville

JiM BRIDGEWOOD
Hamilton East

JEANNETTE WALSH
Montreal Hochelaga

WILLIAM KASHTAN
York West

RAE MURPHY
Toronto St. Paul’s

NELSON CLARKE

Toronto Rosedale

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