‘Socialism

Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s Prime
Minister, has asked Premier
Khrushchov to send Soviet ex-
perts to help Kenya build prefab-
ricated homes anda radio station,

The request was contained in
a letter of thanks for Soviet aid
sent by Kenyatta to the Soviet
leader last month, and published
in the government newspaper Iz-
vestia last week,

Kenyatta said be believed the
building of a Soviet-aided textile
plant ~
factor in promoting the develop-
ment of Socialism in Kenya,’’

“T am aware,’’ Kenyatta wrote,
**that the Soviet government, from
the beginning of its existence,
has been at the head of the
struggle against colonial oppres-
sion,”’

He praised Khrushchov as “an
outstanding fighter for the rights
of the peoples of South Africa,
Angola, Mozambique, Portuguese
Guinea and the Spanish colonies
in Africa, which are carrying
on an unabated struggle against
the remnants of colonialism and
fascist dictatorships, which are
encouraged by certain imperialist
circles,’’

Kenyatta added: ‘‘ Your govern-

Friends and comrades gather-
ed at the Edwards Funeral Home,
802 W, Broadway, last Friday,
July 10, to paytheir last respects
to Jack Boyd, veteran Communist
and active worker in the pro-
gressive movement,

Carl Rush, for many years a
close personal friend of Boyd’s’
spoke at the service on behalf of
the labor press and Communist
Party, Following are some brief
extracts from Rush’s eulogy,

Some people can be on this
earth a very short time and make
a very good contribution to the
betterment of mankind - others
can live along time and make very
little effort to help their fellow
human beings,

Jack Boyd comprised the best
of both - he lived a long and fruit-

I knew him, his thoughts and ac-
tions were largely taken up with
the age old dream of world peace;
of the happiness of mankind in a
socialist world where manto man
would be a brother; to put an end
to the situation where one human
can live off the sweat of another,

Over many and many a year,
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ful life and in the many years that .

in Kenya’

ment’s generous response to our
present needs will be a power-
ful factor in transforming the
brotherly relations between our
peoples into everlasting ties of
friendship,’’

JOMO:- KENYATTA (‘Burning Spear’),
father of his country, who led the
long, bitter fight for Kenya’s freedom
from British imperialism, is today its
Prime Minister and a leading advo-
cate of Socialism.

Service for Jack Boyd

a a rs mie Re er mre aa rr oe Re eee eT

Jack Boyd worked very hard to
help extend the readership and
friends of the Pacific Tribune,
Several years ago, when he was
a little younger and more active,
his efforts were so great that you
could consider him an unpaid
member of the staff...

It was his life’s experience
that led him to join the party of
the working class many years
ago, He wanted to make his con-
tribution to the happiness of man-
kind on earth...

, The measure of a man’s worth
is not the size of his pocket book,
Jack, materially, was very poor,
There was nothing to contest a
will about, And yet, Jack Boyd
was very rich,

He was rich in the riches that
count - the many, many deep
friendships he developed, based
upon a community of interest:
the welfare of mankind,

Following the service, the body
was cremated,

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t é e : ou
labelled ‘a mere pittance

President Guy Williams of the
Native Brotherhood of B,C, has
described a three year, $3.5
million ‘‘crash program” to aid
Canada’s Indians as ‘‘a mere
pittance’ and totally inadequate,’

In a feature article published
in last week’s issue of The
Fisherman, Williams said the
Brotherhood agrees in principle
with the recently announced fed-
eral program, ‘but the amount
‘twill only permit apilot program
and not a crash program,”’

The program is aimed at red-
ucing the number of Indians on re-
lief and welfare, But Williams
stated it ‘‘will not reduce the

Three key documents
in WMR supplement

Three important documents
appear in Information Bulletin
No, 138, a regular supplement to
World Marxist Review,

They are a final address by
the late Otto Kuusinen, veteran
international Communist leader;
a series ofthree articles appear-
ing in Pravda dealing with differ-
ences with the leadership of the
Communist Party of China; and
the text of the economic program
of the Communist Party of the
U.S.A,

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