the list

Ms Deage

last Week
With last
$10,017

Sone
Club
Cong:

Only 2

weeks to go!

By ERNIE CRIST, Drive Manager
gh the drive tempo has increased during the
We are still lagging considerably as compared
year. With only two weeks left we now have
v4 Which is $300 down from last year and still
: 0 to raise by June Ist.
* are happy to announce that two more clubs have

0
eg the top. Our congratulations go to Broadway
Tst in the city — and to Powell River. Our sincere

r
atulations for an inspiring performance,

Althou

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Alberni, Cumberland, Cowichan, Kamloops,

an a Short of their objective. These clubs are all

ed to get into the swing.
A . * k * :
ee We reported that the Vernon Club had gone
a In the meantime, Vernon has increased its
an to $275, and so is once more a few
Soa, Of its objective, Judging by the Vernon Club’s
ance, we are sure that this will be short-

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mber of clubs which have already ‘‘made it”
* four, — Mission, Powell River, White Rock- 3
roadway, White Rock-Delta, with over 150%

S
ayo fulfilled, is once more undisputed leader in
€ Province,

ay
© already turned in well over $100 each, Heading

1s Rita Tanche, White Rock-Delta, with $427.

Riise me Supporter Beb Towle is recuperating from
ron ber Still is unable to call on his friends per-
el alf of the PT, Bob is also missed in his
ime te ast year Bob’s club raised over $2,200 — an

Cord in the history of the PT.

* KOK

S ago, we made a special appeal to all those
aie and friends of the PT whom we never

hem to help with a donation for our drive.
been a 00d response so far, but there are

eeded,

e
ue pgs the help of every single supporter to
g Peration, The stakes are high — with world

in the balance — with the scales threatening
S nuclear holocaust, our voice in the coming
‘ Months needs to be raised ‘loud and clear”,

Yor

U have hot yet sent in your donation, please do so

Y. The PT needs your help NOW. ;
MBER__ * * *

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Vietnam Civilians,

personal observations,

Mrs. Verdun Leigh Perl, former Vancouver
musician now living in England, will speak on
“Vietnam: Then, . .World War 3?”

Mrs, Perl has visited North Vietnam and is
the first woman to report in Vancouver on her
She was parliamentary
candidate for the Liberal Party in the British
general elections of 1959 and 1962 and is a pop-
ular speaker in, Britain and Europe where she has

Vietnam aid rally to feature
outstanding films and speaker

Two new films on Vietnam — “The Threat-
ening Sky” and *Our Children Accuse” — will
highlight a rally in the Queen Elizabeth Play-
house, 630° Hamilton Street, Sunday, May 28 at
8 p.m. to be sponsored by the Canadian Aid for

raised,

addressed more than 150 meetings on Vietnam,
She will answer questions,

*The Threatening Sky” is produced by the
well-known Dutch film maker Joris Ivens.,
Children Accuse” is a moving 10-minute docu-
mentary concerning the plight of the very young
under U.S, air attack,

Sponsored by Canadian Aid for Vietnam Civil-
ians, the meeting will be asked for a collection
for Vietnam medical aid to augment the sponsor’s
$50,000 objective.

A display of photographs and art work from
Vietnam will be shown in the lobby.

“Our

To date $32,000 has been

OBITUARY

ROBERT D. SKELLY
A victim of a heart attack,
Robert DanielSkelly of New West-

minster passed away on May 2, _

1967 in his 51st year.

Bob Skelly was a World War
II veteran, serving overseas with
the B.C. Dragoons, During the
‘“‘Hungry 30’s” he was active in
the Single Unemployed Youth
movements, and participated in
the historic “On to Ottawa” trek

of the unemployed, He was an
active worker in all progressive

labor efforts, and a strong advoe -

cate and supporter of the PT.

In his job as a bus driver Bob
Skelly was a member of Division
101, Amalgamated Transit Work-
ers Union, He is survived by his:
wife Dorothy Skelly, three sons,
four daughters, one brother, two
sisters and his aged Mother, all
resident in British Columbia,

Funeral services were held on
May 5 at the Woodlawn Funeral
Home,

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CARD OF THANKS,

I want to take this opportunity to
thank one and all for the lovely
cards and personal visits to
me while I was in hospital,
Only the one receiving them,
knows the value of these cards
and visits. I also want to
thank the dear comrades who
expressed ‘their help to the
Tribune Drive by donating in
my name.
way to go to reach the top
which has been my objective
for the last 10 years.

I am progressing very satisfac-

‘torily health- wise and will be
back in the fight in a month or
so, Again, thank you all,

eatin

Endicott calls for positive
Canadian peace policy

About 250 people heard Dr, .

James Endicott, chairman of the
Canadian Peace Congress, call
for a positive peace policy ata
meeting in the Hastings Audi-
torium last Friday.

The meeting adopted an appeal-

to Prime Minister Pearson which
asked for “a positive Canadian
policy for peace that is capable
of arresting the present menac-
ing drift towards general war.’

He said that Canada should stop
“giving aid and diplomatic com-
fort to those who are conducting
one of the ugliest, most brutal
and most hypocritical wars of
aggression in history.”

Endicott told the rally that

the situation in Vietnam is now
very critical, He criticized Prime

Washington,” he said,

Minister Pearson’s support of
the big lie by which the U.S,
justified the war in Vietnam,

The U.S, is toying with the idea
of risking war with China, We
are moving towards the possi-
bility of -a.general war in the
Far East, Endicott warned, “I
believe there are forces in the
world that can force a change in
American policy. We must work
in Canada to put pressure on

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