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it an NATO for its own war aims.

N ahs ng comes in a declaration, published last week,
tlin Pean Communist and Workers’ parties which met

June 27.29,

Participating . parties came
from: Austria, Belgium, Great
Britain, Czechoslovakia, Den-
mark, France, East and West
Germany, Italy, Luxembourg,
Holland, Norway, Poland,
Sweden and Switzerland.

Calling for joint or parallel
Bi, “Solg actions “to prevent the Ger-
ie Weck out” sign went man Federal Republic from
Bl to b for the Ukrainian becoming a centre of atomic

Mon, Um © held at Exhibi- war,” the declaration said:
D2 : €re this Saturday, “Every statement, every
sti mt of the British action ,every resistence, every-
*ntennial celebra- thing directed against Ger-
BY on man imperialism and militar-
"aR he of th ism is necessary and useful.
ing UWer's tae at eae To this end we extend our
Mean ad ae ee hands to all concerned, re-
ting “sday this Bee si gardless of world outlook, po-
8 5) a M for a cae litical differences, or class

by ®0ple js Main * barriers.”

Pg? Ngement een the ee of the declara-

he Who ate Each day that passes brings
Mio” Bet ticket waited too new evidence of the peoples’

A fe gs being wish for peace. But the gov-
‘tye eat th stival com- ernments of the imperialist
Py, “Nee 9 € Forum well countries, led by the ruling

Woig 4 8 p.m. open- Continued on page 2
lsappointment. See NEW

OTTAWA — A report that
establishment of U.S. missile
bases in this country is ‘one
of the objectives of. President
Bisenhower’s current discus-
sions with Prime Minister
Diefenbaker has evoked con-
siderable alarm throughout
the country.

Only last week U.S. Secre-
tary of State John Foster
Foster Dulles, who can hardly
be considered as among the
most popular visitors to the
capital, unwittingly disclosed
his real thinking by his ob-
servation that Canada and the
U.S. are working closely to-
gether on NORAD for “the
common and joint defense of
the continental United States.”

This is just what those who
have consistently assailed
NATO, NORAD and all other
such cold war alliances have
been saying — that the U.S.
is quite willing to make Can-
ada the battlefield of any
future war in order to protect
its own territory.

On Wednesday this week,

, President Eisenhower gave the

Canadian people an example of
his thinking. Canada and the
U.S. must stop bickering, he
said, and combine their ef-
forts to defeat socialism in the
decisive economic sphere.

No one questions the desire
of the U.S. to defeat the USSR
in the economic sphere, al-
though a growing proportion
of the Canadian people ques-
tion the ability of the U.S. to

Continued on page 7
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Brazilians advise:

‘Dulles—don’t come!’

RIO DE JANERIO — When
== ond 1. —. U-s; “secretary
of State John Foster Dulles
visits Brazil next month he
will be greeted with a 24-hour
general strike and a great anti-
U.S. demonstration as a pro-
test against U.S. policy toward
Latin American countries.

Amaral Peixoto, Brazilian
ambassador to the U.S., has
suggested that Dulles pospone
his visit.

Women picket US.
consulate in city

As President Eisenhower and U.S. Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles opened their talks with Prime Minister
John Diefenbaker in Ottawa on Tuesday this week, 15 placard-
carrying women and men in this city won nation-wide attention
by staging a noon-hour picket outside the Marine Bulding

offices of the U.S. consul, pro-
testing the NORAD agreement
which permits U.S. warplanes
carrying nuclear warheads to
fly over Canadian soil.

“Dulles—Go Home and Take
Your H-bombs With You!”
said one of the placards. ‘No

nuclear planes over Canada!”’
said another.

Thousands of Vancouver
citizens saw the demonstration,
and radio and press reporters
and photographers were pres-

Continued on page 7
See DEMONSTRATION

ACCIDENTS
DO HAPPEN :

These are two of the pickets who demonstrated on Tuesday
this week before the U.S. consulate in Vancouver’s Marine
Building. Their placards plainly depict their purpose.

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