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~ MARINE WORKERS LEADERS FREE

VICTORIA, B.C.

versed a judgment, of Mr. Jus-
tice Whittaker ordering Wil-
lam White and William Stew-
ort held in jail for “contempt
_ °f court” because the two offi-
Cers .of.. the Malrine Workers

Appeal court this week re-

and Boilermakers Union refus-
ed to reinstate labor-hating
Myron Kuzych.

The court action squashes —

Kuzych’s campaign to have
White and Stewart jailed.

At the same time the court

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Appeal court quashes contempt order

upheld a judgment awarding
Kuzych $5,000 for “wrongful
expulsion from the union” and
onjered: his reinstatement,

Carrying out decisions of the
membership, union leaders have
consistently refused to readmit
Kuzych on previous occasions,
despite court orders to do so.

all-important subject of peace, such topics as religion, education, cul-
ture, labor, youth, and national minorities.

“This is a call to actién,” states the conference call. “‘Action
upon which our jobs, our future and our very existence depends. In
all lands, men of good-will are banding themselves together in defense
of peace. Against the promoters of a new world war, men of all races,

colors, nationalities and creeds are
~-uniting, determined that there shall
be NO MORE WAR.

“For citizens of British Colum-
bia there can be no hope of iso-
lation — here may be the battle-
ground. Peace or war. A chance
for a decent life or perish. Pros-
perous trade with friendly neigh-
bors or atomic bombs. The choice
is‘ ours. Through the fight for
peace the Charter of Human
Rights of the United Nations will

become a reality.”

Dr. Endicott, recently returned
from a two-months peace mission
to France, Russia, Sweden, Bni-
tain, and Poland, will report on
his ‘tour and also on the great
Canadian Peace Congress, now in
session in Toronto.

The Dean of Canterbury is ex-
pected to speak in Vancouver this
month and it is hoped he will be

~here in time for the conference.’

Interviewed by Toronto news-
papers this week on his trip to
Europe, Dr. Endicott. said:

“My basic impression is the
overwhelming desite of the peo-
ples.of Europe to have no more
war. They will really refuse to
be mobilized in a war against any
; . They would fight
in self-defense against aggression -
from” anywhere, but won't be or-
ganized in the old kind of war
again. They’ve seen so much des-
struction and thought so much
about it.

“The extent of building -going
on in Europe can only succeed if
they have peace. Enough steel is
-being consumed to prevent an en-
larged armament program. In one

Moscow plant I watched'a two-ton

“truck rolling off the assembly line.

. every two minutes.”

U.S. editor
deported
from city

In what is believed to be the
first open action against the pro-
gressive press, the Canadian gov-
ernment denied admission to Ter-
ry Pettus, Northwest editor of the
San Francisco Daily Peple’s
World, at Vancouver airport last
weekend and deported him back
to the United States.

Pettus was detained by the Ca-
nadian’ immigration authorities
when he arrived here by plane to

. cover the colorful May Day cele-
bration for his paper and address

the mass rally at Lumberman’s
Arch. e

~ . Immigration authorities said
that Pettus was being excluded
from Canada because of the
“pro-Communist”’ editorial poli-
cy of the Daily People’s World
and because he shared the same

views as his newspaper.

An official order of deportation
was served on the newspaperman
a few moments before his. arrival
here. Fwo hours later he was
placed aboard a Seattle-bound
plane. The order, it is said, bans
Pettus from ever re-entering Cana-
da except with consent of the au-
thorities. s :

Pettus was banned under the
Canadian law denying entry ‘to

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