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Will Tour’’ to various ports in the Western Hemisphere includ- ing Vancouver.

Built like a real war ship to simulate “real conditions” the ‘Deutschland’? has 340 officers and men aboard, the majority of the ships personnel according to the press are “officer aspirants”.

The ship headed by ‘‘ Captain of the Sea” Ulrich Rehder who serv- ed in Hitlers Navy during World War II will enter Vancouver on April 13th at 9:30 underneath Lions Gate Bridge. At 9:35 it will pass Brockton Point where it will fire a 21 Gun Salute, Canadian Batteries will answer the salute.

According to some _ reports Vancouver rather than Montreal was chosen as visiting port in Canada since it is expected that Vancouver will take kindlier to the ship, one among several in

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the West German Navy used for training.

Considerable planning and pub- lic relation work has gone into the forthcoming visit to assure success, but there are stillsome question marks in relation to the possible reception of a German War Whip by the Canadian public,

Captain Rehder when asked about the ‘‘new” men serving in the West German Navy and their attitudes according to the press said that ‘‘our boys are pretty well the same as they were 30 years ago, not better, not worse”.

In some circles it is believed that Canadians will not take kind- ly to the forthcoming visit of a German war ship named after a famous German surface raider of World War I. Some point to the openly hostile and revanchist pol- icies of the West German Gov- ernment with its avowed aims of revising the present borders in Europe, by force if necessary. Many Canadians it seems are sceptic about the real meaning behind the forthcoming visit of a German warship,

West German authorities ob- viously aware of this attitude by the Canadian public have made an all out effort to put on a “good show” — mass blood donations; ¢ gift of the aspiring officers to the Canadian people, public recep- tions, etc., are planned,

Many of the goodwill activities planned are similar to those put- on by German authorities prior to the outbreak of World War II, when a German warship visited Vancouver on a similar “good- will tour’’.

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HEARTFELT THANKS to the many Comrades and Friends who sent warm words of encour- agement and wishes during my re- cent hospital confinement. | am sorry | can t reply to each of you personally.

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I Fraser Valley peace rally

boosts medical aid fund

A meeting in the Elk’s Hall at Cloverdale on Wednesday, March 15 contributed $154 to medical aid for Vietnamese civ- ilians.

Sponsored by the Fraser Valley Peace Committee the meeting heard Dr. J.H. Lindsay outline the plans of his committee to raise $50,000 towards which over $26,000 has already been raised,

A resolution adopted by the meeting addressed to Prime Min- ister Pearson and Foreign Af- fairs Minister Paul Martin said one million children of Vietnam had been killed or wounded and that Canada shares the responsi- bility of the. suffering of these children,

It urged that Canada “take every possible step toward ending the war and that our greatest contribution would be by sup- porting U.N, secretary U Thant’s three-point program to bring peace to Vietnam,

This program calls for halting

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the bombing of North Vietnam, scaling down the military action, and opening peace talks with all sides including the National Lib- eration Front.

Jubilee camp has big plans

The executive of the Jubilee Summer camp plan to make this year one of the best yet for the operation of the children’s camp at Orlomah Beach, Summer staff is needed and the camp is looking for a camp director, camp mo- ther, cook, waterfront director, nurse, boys’ and girls’ coun- sellors and kitchen helpers, Any- one interested should apply to P.O. Box 3144, Vancouver, 3,

With an age limit of 6-14 for children, the 14-day sessions will be held as follows: Boys — July 3 to 14, and 17 to 28, Girls — July 31 to August 11 and August 14 to 25, The camp is also available to organizations for picnics.

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