FRDAY, APRIL 7, 1967

VOL. 28, NO. 14

SATURDAY, APRIL 15

Day of protest to stop

the slaughter in Vietnam

VANCOUVER

MARCH and RALLY

Saturday, April 15:

ADE A 2
Gk noon, SSEMBLY at south end of Granville Bridge

Otnby s+ OUTE will be over the bridge and down

+, to the Court House.

PUBLIC RALLY

Will beg;
egin at 2 P.M. in front of Court House.

SPEAKERS.

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TC, Douglas,
NDP NATIONAL LEADER.
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Rev. Alan Dixon,

VANCOUVER HEIGHTS UNITED CHURCH.

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hairman: Jack Moore,
PRES. |WA DISTRICT COUNCIL.

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Wo “Nciliatio ian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Fellowship

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ciety of Friends, B.C. Peace Council, Voice of Women,

OF You, nternati
SUth for eels League for Peace & Freedom, Ad Hoc. Committee

The shocking photo-
graphs on this page are
from the U.S. magazine
Ramparts and were fe-
printed in the April issue of
the B.C. Labor Statesman.
The photographs and com-
mentary are by William fr:
Pepper.

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The child above—its face
and eyes torn by American
shrapnel —awaits surgery
at Da Nang. A lack of
suction equipment —which
would have kept him from

“inhaling the contents of his

own stomach —killed him.

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William F. Pepper writes
of the woman and child on
the right: ‘‘A lovely 28-
year old peasant woman

-wos lying on her back

nursing a young child. The
evening before, she had
been sitting in her thatched
hut when a piece of sharp-
nel tore through. her back
transecting the spinal cord.
She was completely para-
lyzed below the nipple line.
We could do nothing more
for her than give antibiotics
and find her a place to lie.
A few mornings later she
wos dead."

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The people of Vancouver and lower mainland

will have an opportunity next Saturday to add their

voices to that-of millions in the U.S. and around the
world to demand an end to the cruel, unjust ond
immoral war waged by the U.S. in Vietnam.

April 15th is the International Day of Protest
to End the War in Vietnam. The Pacific Tribune
urges its readers to join in making the parade and
rally a giant demonstration of the people’s demand
for peace. ;

Demand an end to the bombing, an end to the
murder of children, an end to the shipment of Can-
adian arms to Vietnam. Urge that Canada disasso-
ciate itself from U.S. policy in Vietnom.