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CHURCHILL .. . Molotov collapsed his argument.

U.S.-British H-bomb Policy is bankrupt

: LONDON

: Stripped of its wordy camouflage, Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill’s claim in the British House of Commons 1S week that “the United States has many times the nuclear Power of Soviet Russia and of course far more effective means of delivering,” is seen here as an attempt to justify the U.S. Tefusal to outlaw the hydrogen bomb and the British decision to start making it.

CCF member assails

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B.C. needs its students

by Archie McGugan page 9

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Doukhobor treatment

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- Leo Nimsick (CCF, Cranbrook) has attacked police methods used in forcing Sons of Freedom Doukhobor children to attend school. ;

“It’s pretty terrible when they send policemen into these homes to drag children away from their parents,” Nimsick said in the legislature. ‘‘All the education they can get will not solve the damage done in that method of going about it.’”’

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