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@ Last year at this point we had raised close

@ We urge press workers and clubs to SPEED

@ The White Rock-Delta press club has
decided to fulfill their quota by May 1.
‘Congratulations on outstanding work! It
might be difficult for press clubs to match
this, — but we call on all clubs to REACH
HALF THEIR QUOTA BY MAY 1.

City youth support

A statement of Vancouver student
and youth leaders:in solidarity with
West German socialist youth has
been sent to the Socialist Students
Federation in Germany. A copy of
the statement was presented to the
West German consulate last Friday.

Vancouver youth also picketed the
Vogue Theater on Granville the
same day to protest the showing of
the short film ‘‘Divided City’’ which
is an example of the anti-communist
propaganda which West German
youth are protesting.

The statement reads as follows:
“We, the undersigned, declare our
solidarity with the socialist youth of
West Germany who are under brutal
attack from the West German
government. The socialist students
are being victimized for their

German youth protest

to intensify the struggle against our
government’s complicity in the U.S.
war in Vietnam and participation in
the imperialist NATO alliance.”

The statement was signed by: Al
Birnie, Rick Brummer (SFU), Sue
Claus (City College), John Cleveland
(SFU), Doug Cuthand (SFU), Ken
Hiebert (UBC), Jeff Holter (UBC),
Bert Johnson, Gabor Mate (UBC),
John Mate (UBC), Stan Persky
{UBC), Brian Plummer, Carol-Ann
Power, Jean Rands, Ted Richmond
(SFU), Brian Slocock (SFU), Sharon
Yandle (SFU).

- MAY DAY ISSUE
NEXT WEEK

Aid to Vietnam

The Children’s Committee of the
Canadian Air for Vietnam Civilians
loaded its 11th shipment of children’s
clothing and surgical and school
supplies on the Soviet ship
“OSTROGOZHSK”’ on April 24 in
Vancouver.

The eight crates contain 1,800
items of children’s garments and bea:
covers and the total basic value of
this’ shipment is $3,000.00. The
shipment is sent freight free to
Viettiami through the co-operation of
the Red Cross and Red Sickle Society
of the USSR.

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