ESS BES YEE LFS LEE LEE LES LES YS LES LEM LON BO Hoe

_ About Xmas

Some Yuletide views of a Lass
to her Dad, as forwarded in a
letter to the editor: This is one
time of year that I envy the hermit
comfortably isolated from the
yearly period of Xmas insanity.
In all the stores, battalions of
Amazon-type women with over-
Sized breasts and monstrous but-
tocks — some with dimunitive
young — force their way through
the crowds, their eyes soft and
loving like steel ball bearings,
determined to make their fam-
ilies happy at Xmas, if they have
: kill every one of them to do

Fragments of conversation
float upwards through the oft re-
beated strains of the piped music.
Silent. Night, Noel, etc, and the
tinkle of the bells of the half

U.S. left paper

Qreets new PT

Under the heading: “Canadian
Left Paper Gets a Brand New
Look,” the People’s World, left-
wing paper published in San Fran-
Cisco and distributed throughout
the U.S, Pacific Northwest, de-
voted an interesting article re-

cently to the “new” ‘lively’? and

“attractive” Pacific Tribune,

Reviewing some of the articles -
Carried in one of our issues, the
People’s World gives its read-
€rs details about the new ar-
rangement with the Canadian
Tribune and the effects of using
the offset printing process.

The PT expresses its thanks
to the People’s World for the
attention it gave to our paper and

_ for the complimentary things said
_ about the PT,

Enjoy Good, Home-Cooked
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starved, heavily padded Santa
Claus. This one looks frozen and
leaves me wondering whether he
will last until Xmas, I got my
brother — my husband makes
me sick — my uncle Joe has lots
of money — my feet are killing
me—and so on, each hurrying
tensely, arms full, feet wet, be-
draggled and all united in one
thing: to get as far into debt
as they can,

Upstairs, another Santa, ob-
viously apoplectic, parrots “Ho,
Ho, Ho” loudly to a lot of blase
children who look as if they were
3- years old when they were born,
they, after a few hissed threats
from loving mothers, venture
forward inan understandable em-
barrassment and perch precar-
iously on Santa’s knee whilst the

~camera clicks,

The news flashes out, stilling
for the moment, Silent Night etc.,
and we learn that whilst we are
making ready to celebrate the so
called birthday of the Prince of
Peace, our forces have killed

300 Viet Cong, and47jets dropped ~

7,000 tons of high explosives and
Napalm burning the V.C. village
of .......beyond recognition —
then the continuation of Silent
Night.

You: must have gathered by now
that I.am not in tune with Christ-
mas 1966, Hope ’67 shows more
“spirit” and less ‘‘grab.”

Correction
The chairman of the Panel and
Policy Commission at the recent
B.C. convention of the Com-
munist Party sent the following
to the PT:

“J, H. Huges is in error when
he. states that the resolution for
furthering trade with People’s
China, etc., was not brought to
the floor of the convention,

“The resolution in question
was discussed by the panel on
Program and Policy, Later, dur-
ing the report of that panel to
the plenary session, the resolu=-
tion was presented to the conven-
tion as a whole and unanimously

adopted.”

IN MEMORY

OF

GEORGE KASSIAN

Dec. 15, 1965

T., VANCOUVER 6, B.C.

PERS SSIES PSS YEE YES WIE EMEC BE DEE EN ERS EE IE ES BEE BENE EOE NER HEE ERE OE!

ALMOST 200 SUBS CAME IN LAST WEEK.
BUT WE STILL NEED 475

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CAN STILL MAKE IT
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