A Message For Armistice Day, 1960
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Mark Soviet sreetersrtd

Last week-end overflow banquets were held in Victoria.
Surrey and Nanaimo to mark me = anniversary at the
Russian revolution. me Seat "eL

In Vict°ria in the fight for peace.

1-| days of the revolution down to
the present hour has been a
signific-| mighty force for disarmament,
“the} peace, international friendship
and well-being of all peoples,”
continuing! he said.

shook the

to do so

Homer Stevens, who recent-
Tribune ly accompanied a UFAWU
McEwen spoke to} delegation to the Soviet Union,
people about the| showed colored slides depict-
of the Soviet Union ing Soviet achievements.
: In Nanaimo 50 people heard
Jack Phillips, prominent Van-
couver trade unionist and Com-
munist candidate in the recent
provincial election stress that
the Russian revolution had
proven the “superiority of so-
cialism over capitalism as a/
rational and moral organiza-
tion of society.”’ He urged his
listeners to fight harder for

In Surrey Pacific
editor

over

great role

ROOFING

& SHEET METAL

REPAIRS
Duroid, Tar and Gravel as — —|

Soviet Union from the first!

peace and Canadian neutrality. |

No nuclear arms for Canada

urged by

By JACK PHILLIPS

leading Canadians

erator United Church of Can-)of the CLC Int
ada and Dr. Jules Gilbert, Dir- | fairs Department, urges all af-
ector of Hospital Insurance, | filiates to give the advertise-
: ie * Quebec. Fourteen of the twen-|ment full publicity. Kaplan-
te ess PORES nou Quebec, | i 04 ‘three signers are liniversity sky makes it clear that the
have published on appeal ao professors. | Executive Council of the CLC
Prime Minister John Diefen-| “inne fact that these labor|does not favor a policy of
baker calling for no nuclear leaders have. given their nam- neutrality ~— for Conatle: ‘ In-
weapons an Canada. The ap- ods fie appeal is a reflection | stead, they favor “an effective
| peal, published in the Mont- of the growing pressures for |and up-to-date military estab:
real Star last October. 4; Ge | ant msameiit torn within the | lishment, which can be useful
clares: “The spread of nuclear | labor movement. | to herself, her allies and the
| weapons from nation to nation Copies of the appeal have | United Nations.” The United
2 owes pe SE “ppre|'peen sent to locals ‘across the | States is included as an ally
hension.” We urge that the | country. In his ‘covering letter | under the heading of ‘like

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government decide that Can-| t:oimen Kaplansky, Director | minded nations.
ada’s forces will

these wéapons and that they

Three top labor leaders,
along with twenty other pro-

- | will not be permitted within iC b d f
“The| Canada’s territorial waters.” | ut arms U get to pay or

President Claude Jodoin of |
|the Canadian Labor Congress,
Roger Provost, President of
the Quebec Federation of La-
bor and Roger Mathieu, Pres-
ident of the ‘Canadian and

public works say ratepayers

{and hospitals to be paid for| hithe South
' ; ‘ | by diverting the funds frOri|-‘Uinion Hall.
Catholic Confederation of La- | the present arms budget was | The conference also adoph
bor, signed the appeal, weHich demanded Sunday by thejed a resolution on education
ti co Spores by the NO Lower Mainland Metro Coun- | asking that the federal goverl™
NUCLEAR WEAPONS FOR cil of Ratepayers. ment pay the full cost of edu
CANADA APPEAL. A | Thirty five delegates repre-. cation up to and_ including

Others ‘who signed included senting ratepayer organiza-| grade 8 and that the provi incial
Andre Laurendeau, Editor-in- tions from Vancouver, Rich-| government pay 50 percent of
Chief of Le Devoir, Reverend mond, PEHShys New West-| the cost of all other education:
J. S. Thompson, former Mod-

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