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delegation which recently visited China. The Chinese government has pledged full
support to the struggle of the Algerian people for their independence.

Rally youth for peace’

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call of YCL

convention

The second national convention of the Socialist Youth
League of Canada unanimously adopted a change of name
to the Young Communist League of Canada.

The convention held in. Tor-
onto May 21st to 23rd was at-
tended by delegates and obser-
vers from six Canadian cen-
tres.

The main report delivered
by national secretary Rae Mur-

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meet the “challenge of the six-
ties.” “This challenge” said
Murphy, “is to win peace in
the world and independence
for Canada.”

Greetings were received from
Communist Youth movements
of eighteen countries. Three
fraternal delegates spoke at
the convention. They were,
Guy Shavvau from the Union
of Communist Youth of France
Francisca Garcia from the Soc-

ialist Youth of Cuba, and Dan-

ny Brown from the Commun-
ist Youth of the U.S.A.

The three day convention
laid out a substantial plan of
work and a twenty-one mem-
ber national council to lead it.

Tim Buck, national leader
of the Communist Party of
Canada greeted the youth at
a banquet attended by 200.
British Columbia was repres-
ented by a large delegation.

The decision to change the
name came amid cheers from
the delegates.

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BRIEFS

The Canadian Labor Con-
gress has arranged a meeting
this week with the Teamsters

Union in an effort to resolve
the difference between the
Congress and that Union.

The recent C.L.C. conven-
tion voted to expell the Team-
sters by May 28th. A meeting
j.of the Vancouver Labor Coun-
cil subsequently criticized the
Congress for its action -and
{urged further negotiations. It
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set up by the International
office of the United Auto
Workers “to investigate com-
munism in the Canadian
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ed by the membership.

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members of General Motors
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NATO deal

Nearly all remaining restric-
tions on arms production by
Western Germany are to be —
lifted, under an agreement
reached in recent talks in
Bonn between Nato chief Nor-

_|stad and Adenauer’s military

leaders. This was reported last
week by the Christian Demo-
cratic Union party paper
Rheinische Post.

It is reliably reported the
agreement would allow West
Germany to increase its arm.
éd forces to 350,000 to builg
U-boats up to 1,000 tons ang
destroyers up to 6,000 tons.: 1%
will also allow the building
of a larger Luftwaffe.

‘Under the Paris agreements
West Germany is prohibiteq
from building destroyers ove,
3,000 tons, U-boats over 259
tons, or to produce on its own
territory atomic or chemicay
weapons,

Union, Outside Workers, have
protested the use of the Speciay
Powers Act in Northern Ire.
land to the British Minister og
Home Affairs in Northern Ire.
land, Brian Faulkner and Brit.
ish Home Secretary R. A. But-
ler.

Pointing to the many abuses
that have been perpetrated in
the name of this act, the Civic
Workers -protest arrests with-
out warrant, holding prisoners
for long periods without trial

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