Women’s news
and viewpoint

By RUTH DOHERTY

How do you plan to spend the
two weeks with pay your kindly
employer has so beneficiently
bestowed on you? Have you
studied the ads all the papers
are full of? There’s a supple-
ment about Jamaica —— luxury
hotels with casino attached, lush
tropical foliage, gun-tanned,
semi-nudes and colorful natives
toting bales,

There’s another ontheBar-
bados —— rates single $15.00,
double $14,00 ——no family rates
mentioned, After a Canadian
winter, a Caribbean holiday would
be a “welcome change” —— and
why not?

At Varadera, not far from the
lazy sand and the warm waves
lapping there are summer homes
abandoned after the exodus ——
ideal for Canadian workers, but
of course CPA won’t jet you there
at special rates —— not yet, You
could drive from there to Havana
for an evening at the Trocadero
or the ballet, Did you know Cuba’s
Prima Ballerina has an inter-
national reputation,

Czechoslovakia is advertising
the beauties and culture of
Prague, The castles on the
mountain slopes are reserved for
Czech workers and their families
as the fine summer homes of the
long gone Counts and junkers on
the Baltic are being used by
German Trade Unions,

* * *

There’s also an ad for a tour
of Lake Balaton in Hungary, A
week or two ina sanitorium there
would fix all your arthritic

‘twinges and put you on top of the

world, Swim in the buoyant
mineral pool or burrow into the

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Visitors are served coffee ina
most non-institutional lounge ——
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them on the road again, There’s
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are gay and their hospitality un-
limited, A small boy on the school
steps handed his bouquet of
flowers to a visitor and kissed

her cheek —— imagine!
Food, wine and dancing in the
cafe to gypsy violins —— then on

to a Fishing co-op village anda
variety of fish from the unpolluted
lake, Coffee on a terrace high
above the lake with a superb view
and a group of hiking younsters
making the strangers’ acquain-
tance and exchanging coins.
(Take a pocketful of dimes if you
gO.)

These are the warm and lovely
things one remembers forever,
Scenery is fine, but it’s the
people one meets, They say
Bulgaria and Bulgarians at Black
Sea resorts are even more mem-

orable, which is hard to believe.
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Well as soon as the airlines
have made some profit on the

-money they have invested in 500

MPH jets, they will introduce
supersonic ones that will get
you almost anywhere you want
to go in 2} hours, By that time
your holiday pay should finance
a real vacation,

The Canadian wilderness is
attractive too and there’s the
car and the camping gear, but
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HELP ‘PROVINCE’ SMEAR ATTACK

Ultra left groups harm peace fight

By WILLIAM E. STEWART

Growing public resistance to
U.S, actionsin Vietnam is causing
grave concern in cold war
circles, A measure of this con-
cert is apparent in the wild
swinging attacks by Vancouver’:
morning newspaper against any-
one who comes out against U.S,
Vietnam policy. :

Equally distressing to the
“peace through war” advocatesis
the obvious ineffectiveness of
their witch-hunting attacks on the
movement for a genuine settle-
ment to the Vietnam crisis.

The old smear technique is.

not dividing the movement for
peace, On the contrary, each
day adds newnames, new sections
of the people to the imposing
list demanding an end of U.S,
bombings in Vietnam, and U.S.
withdrawal from the sovereign
territory of the Vietnamese
people,

In these circumstances, new
methods of attack against the
peace forces and other developing
united actions of the people, are
being used by reaction, Not the
lease of these is the attack from
the left. ;

Some insight into the method-
ology of the attack from the left
was provided in the events of
the week of April 4 — 11 in
Vancouver, zi

Actions for peace and against
the U.S, in Vietnam had reached
a high point with the signature
of a letter by 25 prominent B.C,
citizens asking Prime Minister
Pearson to press for a. settle-
ment in Vietnam,

This action was ignored by
the Vancouver Province and
buried by the Vancouver Sun,
However, when the Pacific Tri-
bune reported it, the Province

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discovered a Communist plot and
named the 25 signators as dupes,

Alarmed by the growing unity
for peace, the Province assigned
Ormond Turner, who along with
Tom Hazlitt constitute the core
of the papers with hunting cadre,
to belittle, attack, downgrade,
smear or in any other way.drive
a wedge into this unity,

Enter the ultra left, The
“Youth Against War and
Fascism,” a group formed bythe
Progressive Worker’s Movement

and the “League for Socialist
Action” (Trotskyite) organized a
picket line around the U.S, Em-
bassy for Saturday, April 17,
each group putting out their own
separate leaflet announcing the
demonstration,

With sadistic glee, Ormund
Turner announced that ultra
rightists Calvin McDonald and

David Stanley, (on whose behalf

we give Turner full right to
speak,) would be present on the
same demonstration, And they

were there, the whole motely

crew,

Thus while hundreds of thou-
sands of peace workers in Van-

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in Vietnam, a childish, Sm)
but nonetheless dangerous grolt
of ultra-leftists, bearing PI”
vocative slogans and pushing
swearing at the lunatic wl?)
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the U.S, Embassy,

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to downgrade, distort and dest!!!
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