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e's ects fervent admirer of Mussolini just a few years ago. Now
wi ey | Like Ike.” This week fascist Franco closed a deal.
and Minded Washington. El! Caudillo gets American dollars :
shows Fyeentagon gets valuable air bases in Spain. Picture above
Tanco giving the fascist salute at a Falangist rally.

EDITORIAL
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U.S. policies exposed
The United stat ilit 1.
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Spain 3 e democratic people of
Us, Hitler and Mussolini,

ie ‘ im effect has abandoned

Bion 6 €nsions to.be the cham-

dom» €mocracy” and ‘“free-

trayal ot has completed the be-

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People Tuggle of the Spanish

Static’ ® Preserve their demo-

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adds ae for demanding Can.

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Three of the world’s great nations—Britain, India
and the USSR—and an ex-president of the United States,
Harry S. Truman, this week called for negotiations among

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elp Conduct peace ballot, Gar dner app eals the big powers to settle their differences peacefully.

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: Rportunity tO end co ar sincere ee ell ie causes of world tension brought

ists + S0ld ; ing this change. A great vic- hope to hundreds of millions of the world’s population
ists €N opportuni : i be said, have ducing this Ee. new hop ? ;
great’ €nd the cold Be inodek owl. Ses A ee Nehonsl Peace tory has been scored by the forces who in recent years have lived in the shadow of an A
Aut on the bie nations ealeieti Referendum.” of peace,” the statement said. bomb and H-bomb war which could destroy civilization
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ae neil.” chairman, B.C, nue (The referendum poses the “However, whether or not there as we know it

uestion: “Do you favor’ a meet- high-level meeting to : ; .
ing of the leading powers with a cl sins a end to the cold The converging desire of humanity for peace express-
ring

view to solving, through nett ar depends upon the people of ed in the British; Indian and Soviet proposals clears the
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ene Worl s re from three of a an opportunity which now ee dearest wish — the een of war - the hg oa in
Soviet India, Pittaig oa a Sat oAaee ‘nternational ists, there is no doubt that the of a long era of peaceful co-existence between differing
“ty hanes he said. Shouiinn, Undoubtedly, the 600 E social systems. ‘ 4
haya g scRce, these governments Million signatures affixed to the Continued on back page y
Bosal of eg the principal pro- Five-Power Peace Pact appeal BALLOT See WHAT THEY PROPOSE on back page 7
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