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PROFILE:
PROFILE:
Antoine

bf foe Gizenga, premier
lawful. government of

- iy Republic, was born
trict < € village (Kwilu dis-
in ns €opoldville province)
3 colleges He graduated from
Yeap a he Was in his third
e€opoldville Univer-

Sity Whe
4, °0 he was
Politica a. expelled for

In M
Electeg arch 1959 Gizenga was

onal chairman of
4 Y of African Solidari-
0 make es indefatigably
Ongolece one of the strongest
ions. : € political organiza-
tral a the Congo’s first cen-
Dost of “Seige he held the
me €puty prime minister.
Bovernie Gizenga led his
nite ent delegation at: the
Nations Security Coun-
Problen, sion of the Congo
is = On Aug. 9 and 21. In
Cizeg as he sharply criti-
OnE» © UN Command in the
De and Secretary-General
ammarskjold.

A

ed n = uty premier he prov-
Cgetio a One of the most en-
Statesme nd mature Congolese
don of nN, a-staunch champ-
interest rs people’s national
Stiawas.” courageous fight-
theiy “inst the colonialists ea

“nchmen, for the free-

™ ‘

ANTOINE GIZENGA
dom and _ national independ-
ence of his country.

After the illegal arrest of
Patrice Lumumba by the Mo-
butu gangsters, Gizenga took
over the reins of the central
government, which moved to
Orientale province and pro-
claimed Stanleyville the tem-
porary capital.

The legitimate government
headed by Gizenga is support-
ed by all the patriotic forces
fighting against imperialist ag-

“9

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Sercmewwe ne, — —

Li ee ie Se

*17,000 NEEDED BY MAY 1

We have two short months to raise
$17,000. We need that amount to
make possible a 20 percent increase
in the size of the paper to a full
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CLUB
Advance
Broadway
Brothers

Electrical
Frank Rogers
Georgia
Grandview
Hastings East
Kensington

Mt. Pleasant
Niilo Makela
Norquay
Olgin
Point Grey
Rigid
Seamen
Strathcona
Victory Square
Waterfront
West End
North Burnaby
South Burnaby
Edmonds (Burnaby)
North Vancouver City

City Miscellaneous
Unpledged

Fort Langley
Ladner
Steveston
North Surrey
South Surrey
Whalley

TOTAL

Greater Vancouver

North Vancouver District Sue 400.00

Province General

QUOTA Michelsiernie. $125.00
_ 2 3$350.00 WMaSSION {cones ee he Sy 100.00
= ODDO Weliion 2 22 oh a 50.00
___. 400.00 New Westminster ___~----- 325.00
____ 150.00 POWOH Havel 5 200.00
ce 275.00 Prince Rupert 320 100.00
So Ang) 3 oomntnla =e | 75.00
= 85500 Trail-Rossland =~... -\_- 300.00
iS 150°00 “Correspondence == 200.00
____ 500.00 Province Miscellaneous _____ 200.00
____ 500.00 Tom McEwen’s Column _____ 100.00
= Sb0L00 —
me eRe A KIL TOPAL Se Sa $1,775.00
___. 150.00 CLUB QUOTA
=2e--300:00
aS SS Vancouver Island
RS 150.09 Albernis Seas ates Seen $275.00
BIS 300.00 Campbell River ___--------- 200.00
325.00 Cumberland ee ee ee 200.00
ss: 750.00 Cowichan ee 300.00
____ 400.00 Nanaimo ——------_---_--_- 550.00
> 975.00 Parksville’ ~—_.—______-___- 75.00
-__ 425.00 Vartorin: 500.00
sh = ea “ee Ka (pO rare at, $2,100.00
2 33350100

Dewdne
_---1350.00 Haney Sa as ee $150.00
____ 200.090 Manle: Ridve.. 0 ee 175.00
LOLA =o

____ $250.00 eT ee eee ee $325.00
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Ber nea Okanagan Region
980,00 Kamloops: 22. --- 2 8 $175.00
a - oppo > Notch ill 42> a 150.00
SSS enya. SERNOR: So eee ee 200.00
__~$1,025.00 OAT cc oe ee $525.00

gression, for the republic’s
freedom, independence and
territorial integrity. (From

New. Times)

PRESS CLUBS AIM 25% BY TOM McEWEN BANQUET:

To honor Tom McEwen on
his 70th birthday anniversary
press clubs in the Greater Van-
couver area are aiming to
bring in 25% of their press
quotas by March 11th, the date
of the big birthday banquet at

the Hastings Auditorium (see
advertisement elsewhere in
this paper).

The two top clubs will re-
ceive a ‘presentation at the
banquet. The individual rais-
ing the most money by that

Marcb. 3, 1961—PACIFIC TRIBUNE—Page 11

time will also be given a spec.
ial award. All clubs reaching
25% of their target will be
honored at the banquet.

. A varied -cultural program
will be .a feature of the«ban-
quet which will be followed by
dancing.