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City Miscellaneous, ___- 47 Correspondence ______ 10 8

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DR. JAMES G. ENDICOTT

Dr. Endicott warns of
limited war’ thinking’

Grave concern is being felt in international peace re
over the idea of “limited war” with “tactical atomic weap?
now current among militarists, Dr. James G. Endicott, ¢

man of the Canadian Peace Congress, said in a special inte”

view last week.

Dr. Endicott has just return-
ed from a visit to Europe
where he attended a’meeting
of the executive of the World
Council of Peace in Lausanne,
after which he visited Hung-
ary and Poland, and proceeded
on to a meeting of the World
Peace Bureau at Stockholm.

He arrived in Vancouver’
Monday this week to start a
two-week speaking tour of the
Lower Mainland, the Fraser
Valley and Vancouver Island.
His main topic will be “Satel-
lites, Missiles and Peace” but
the purpose of his tour is to
stir public opinion into urging
Ottawa to take a lead in the
banning of nuclear arms test-
ing by the Soviet Union, the
United States and Great Brit-
ain.

In his interview Dr. Endi-
cott drew attention to the reso-
lution of the Stockholm meet-
ing which points out, “Despite
growing public disapproval,
the policy of force is still being
pursued throughout the world.
It gives rise to deep disquiet,
through the refusals, associat-
ed with it, to suspend contin-
ual testing of even more des-
tructive weapons .. . It is re-
sponsible for the existence of
military blocs, and deepens the
division of the world.”

The idea of waging “limited
war” Dr. Endicott stressed, re-
flects the basic unwillingness
of war-minded forces to accept
disarmament, and is proof of
their nefarious plans for creat-
ing trouble, especially in Cen-

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tral Europe. The World cot r
cil of Peace is contin
efforts in support of “the W
drawal of the foreign mili a
forces stationed in the the
German states,” while at
same time it emphasizes ct |
“imperative necessity” 4 teu nf |
“to halt the gradual ree
of the world with radioac’-
products.”

3
Turning to the Middle a
situation, Dr. Endicott oe

‘Make no mistake abou
The Syrian situation w45 ve
dangerous. War there |,
stopped by werld opinio?. he

Dr. Endicott said a
expects to represent the
peace movement at th
ference to be held in Cail?
December of Afro-Asia? re
tries. This conference wil
low up the work of the ist0* qo
Bandung conference of
and a half years ago.

Asked about shis vist! iF

Hungary, Dr. Endidcott ec”)
e
tt!

Sot

that he had found the °
nomic situation better thé? ;
had expected. Both industt wt
and _ especially agricul
were returning to norma™

He had been most ford
struck by the ero o
peace movement in ‘ao

He added that an ous
ing development in une |
has been the ot ae mi
Archbishop Joseph Gro? gf
the Catholic church 12
gary officially supports ot
work of the World Cou™
Peace.

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November 15, 1957 — PACIFIC TRIBUNE—PA®