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Plot against
Guatemalan
Gov’t bared

' A GUATEMALA CITY
Be ir enanced plot to over-
Zovernme Be progressive Arbenz
here. has been uncovered

F ‘
whic wine a series of raids in
Borel arrests were made,
ae, vernment announced sus-
ante m of constitutional guar-
ri for 30 days.
took ays Suspected conspirators
bassies, uge in two foreign’ em-
Di
: ey of the plot follows a
temala Mpaign to brand the Gua-
Munist., government as “Com-
pe eminated ” — in reality
Used Ia it has expropriated un-
eeu held by United Fruit
ants, y and given them to peas-
Thi :
Us. evicek it was reported from
ters of yeaeeigey foreign minis-
Cunfer Merican countries would
» Probably in Montevideo,

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Guatemala» munist menace in

Day plus 10—

Every Canadian news
aper this week sang the
praises of the men who
opened the Second Front
just 10 years ago in that
historic Normandy landing.
Reporters and radio broad-
casters visited military hos-
pitals and interviewed Can-
adian soldiers who had
stormed the beaches on the
morning of June 6, 1944.
Army brass and politicians
paid tribute to the heroes
of the invasion—including
those who died and others,,
still living, who will remain
hospital cases for life.

But neither the reporters,
the news broadcasters, the
army ‘brass or the politic
jans dared tell Canadian
veterans of the great invas-
jon that their gallant fight
to crush Nazism forevet is

CCL unionists oppose
6-day store week

V :

es Labor Council (CCL)
ita Out strongly against the
Ai week Tuesday
labon® randed it “a threat to
Campa;
for. 5 gn among affiliated locals
June 0” vote in the plebiscite
of Wea The drive in defense
clude nesday closing will in-
Mobosine ee of 10,000 leaflets

Signet the six-day plan.

aKa cil delegates also went on
Park recone sale of Larwill
of Var, he B.C. Electric and sale
Rory aren, ‘International Ajir-
eStats he federal government..
in line of the CCL unionists is
in dire With labor’s interests but

Ct opposition to the posi-

and drew up plans for a ‘

tion taken by: big business inter-
ests and the Trades and Labor
Council (AFL-TLC).

“The six-day shopping week
not only threatens retail work-
ers but endangers the five-day,
40-hour week of other workers,”
warned Bill Stewart of the Ma-
rine Workers.

Council secretary Vic Forster
said the six-day shopping would
include evening operation of re-
tail stores and would mean split
shifts for employees.

«A yote for six-day shopping
is an attack on retail workers,”
charged president Lloyd Whelan.

Continued on back page
See FIVE-DAY

being betrayed. How could
they, when they themselves
play a part in the betrayal?

Our politicians and our
army leaders are today
clamoring for the immedi-
ate creation of a German
army and air force of half
a million men; an army and
an air force superbly muni
tioned by the United
States; an army and an air
force based on conscription.

And none of- the daily
newspapers or radio sta’
tions dared to reveal that
West German Chancellor
Dr. Adenauer has made it

Continued on back page
See: NAZIS

Some of the same Nazi soldiers who chee i
t i red Hitler and strutted th i
utile Seni lltdt again, no less imbued with the belief in Garinanre a ce Pei ie sa eg
¥ ule Europe — and tomorrow the world? They march now where Caredions Roe ae
s fought and died

that they should never march again.

Europe ar

ND THE NAZIS
“ARM AGRI

Exclusive interview
with Ho Chi Minh
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Native Indians demand

end to discrimination
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