ANGOLA PEOPLE ARM TO DRIVE OUT
PORTUGESE. Photo shows an armed unit
of the Angola people’s militia. Despite ruth-

countries.

less suppression, fighting is spreading over

an extensive area in North Angola. Most
of Portugal’s arms are supplied from NATO

CCNG ENTERS ELECTION FIGHT

The Canadian Council of National Groups, rep-
resenting 12 Canada-wide national group organizations,
has announced plans to take part in the federal elec-
tions.

Based on the slogans, ‘‘Peace For Our Loved Ones”
and “Let Canada Offer the Handclasp of Peace — Not
the Mailed Fist of Atomic Weapons,” the CCNG call,
while stating that the issue’ of democratic rightsis still
a very important question, points out that he most im-
portant issue facing ALL Canadians right now is that
of atomic arms. :

The call goes on to urge the casting of votes on
April 8 “for that candidate whose party stands, without
reservations, on the platform of “NO NUCLEAR ARMS
FOR CANADA AT HOME OR ABROAD.”

venturism and the error of capi-
tulationism.”’
On a number of important

CHINA |

Cont’d from Page 8

Commenting on ‘mistakes in _ political issues Thorez was ac-

the Caribbean crisis’ it spoke cused of “following the baton.”

of the ‘‘fetish of nuclear wea-

The editorial concluded by call-

pons” and told Thorez ‘‘it is not ing for a cessation of public po-

we but you who have committed
mistakes” and that ‘‘you have
defended those comrades who
committed both the error of ad-~

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lemics as one of the preparatory
steps for a meeting of world
parties but maintained that ‘“‘it is
absolutely impermissible to use
the pretext of stopping polemics

| in order to forbid the exposure
; and condemnation of Yugoslav
| revisionism.”

It said the Chinese Communist

Party approved holding of bi-

lateral and multilateral talks
among the fraternal parties as a
necessary step in preparing for
a meeting of all the parties.

Announcement

The Spring Festival scheduled
for Saturday, March 16 at the
Russian Hall has been cancelled
due to pressure resulting from the
election. All arrangements con-
nected with the Festival have
been held over to the Fall Fair
where the tickets issued for this
festival will be honored. _

An Election Frolic is taking
place instead on Saturday night
in the Russian Hall where folk
Singing, dancing and other enter-
tainment will be presented and
a luncheon and _ refreshments
served.

FAREWELL PARTY

In Honor Of
BILL HARMAN

Well known logger
& Press Worker

RUSSIAN HALL —
600 CAMPBELL AVE.

FRIDAY, March 22, 7 p.m:

PEACE DOLLARS
against |
NUCLEAR DOLLARS

An. appeal from the Communist Party

Last weekend the daily press in Vancouver carried
the election manifesto of the Communist Party in a paid
advertisement.. We are sure that after reading it you will
agree that it is imperative that this message be brought
to millions of Canadians.

The Communist Party plans to do this through the
publication of advertisements in newspapers from coast
to coast, including many communities where as yet we]
have no organization.

This will cost a great deal of money. But the cost pales
into insignificance when we compare it to the cost of nuc-
lear weapons and the terrible threat they represent to our
country, and to our lives.

The Communist Party appeals to you to help. Will you
contribute as generously as you can to the national electjon
fund of the Communist Party so that this message of peace
and independence will be read in every corner of our great
land?

Your peace dollars can defeat the nuclear dollars of
the warmakers.

You may make your cheques and money orders pay-
able to Nigel Morgan, B.C. Election Campaign Manager.

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Here is my contribution of $ to help the
Communist Party carry its manifesto through newspaper |.
advertising to millions of Canadians.

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March 16 — Sure an you’ll be

havin the toe tappin time
of yer life at The SPRING
FESTIVAL DANCE with
Patrick an his Irishmen on
the flutes. Featuring “THE
MILESTONES” (Cousins of
the Blarneystones), SAT.,
MARCH 16, 9 p.m. till?
RUSSIAN HALL, 600
CAMPBELL AVE. The
‘Dew’ of Erin—Snack Bar.
Admission $1.00 (Park your
shillag hly at the door).

March 16 — GALA ST. PAT-
RICK’S DAY SUPPER &
SOCIAL, SAT., MARCH 16
at HADVICK’S, 13707 - 105
Ave., NORTH SURREY.
Entertainment & Refresh-
ments. Admission $1.00. All
Welcome.

MARCH 17 — ATTENTION VAN-
COUVER ISLAND READERS
—(of Both Sexes)—Plan to at-
tend the Island CELEBRATION
of INT’L WOMEN’S DAY, SUN.
MARCH 17. at 2:30. p.m.,
EAGLE’S HALL at Duncan,
Whittome Block, Station. St.,
(On the main street of Duncan).
Guest speaker, MRS. EDNA
FETTERLEY, recently return-
ed from 4th Anniversary Cele-
bration of the Cuban Revolu-
tion. Slide showing, followed by
Supper of International Dishes.

Sponsored by: V.I. Int'l. Wo-

men’s Day Committee.

MARCH 31 — ANNUAL SHEV-

March 23 — KEEP THIS BUSINESS PERSONALS

DATE OPEN for MAM- WEST END RADIO—Special-
MOTH ELECTION RALLY izing in TV Repairs. Latest
& TURKEY BANQUET. precision equipment used:
HEAR — LESLIE MORRIS’ (Formerly OK Radio Serv-
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ist Party of Canada, SAT., Street. MU 3-2618.
MARCH 23rd, 6:30 P.M., —
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CHENKO CONCERT — present-
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rainian Canadians.

SUNDAY—MARCH 31 at 8 p.m.,
QUEEN ELIZABETH THE-
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‘UC’ Carnival Dance Ticket Draw

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NOTICES RUSSIAN PEOPLES’ HOME
—Available for meetings:

banquets and weddings at
reasonable rates. 600 Camp”
bell Ave. MU 4-9939.

Winners, March 9th. 1st Prize—
W. Joe Rodney, 1163 E. 15th
Ave., Vancouver, No. 1133; 2nd

Prize—G. Ilchyna, 6397 Trapp

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Prize—Bill Harshenin, 909 Keef- A di e

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