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Page 4, -— — — Destalinisation in ibe oe the Chinese celebrate

New Chinese journal, Stalin's birthday?

Eeuadorian youth support “armed insurrection." ~ Page 5, ~ ~ — Chinese publish more statements,

Khrushchoy's tears at Stalin's funeral. Page 6. — —- — Canadian General Election campaign.

Cuba beats U.S. Dan.

Raleigh Worker's success.

International School — speakers. Page 7+ - - - The French minors — Algerian T.U.'s support

— International solidarity. Page 8, - = = Economic notes.

Letter to Readers. Readers will be interested to learn that Michel Raptis (Pablo) visited England a week or so ago. He was the official Algerian observer at the "Towards a World Economic Conferance" meeting held in Lendon, He spoke in the dizcussion and his speach has been reproduced in the organisers’ report of the conference. We hope to be having copies of this soons.Raptis also spoke at ~~. the Algeria meeting which we mentioned in our last issue. Unfortunately the report of this arrived too Iste for inclusion in this issua,

Copies of the Tripoli Programme have arrived from Canada and copies can be obtained from the 'Bookshop' (1/9d post fres).

Published by :- The International Bookshop, Produced

4, Dane St., by

Alfred St. Central, Voluntary labour,