CANADIAN FAIR PLAY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE LAUNCHES TOUR
TORONTO, Oct. 6 -= Cuba's refusal to sign the nuclear test-ban agreement was commented on by Cuba's ambassador to Canada; Dr... Americo. Cruz, at a Fair Play for Cuba Committee banquet here last night.
Speaking to 230 persons he quoted from an official statement by. - Fidel Castro. “As an attacked country against which a nondeclared war is being waged and pirate attacks launched, you cannot expect us to smile angelically at our imperialist enemies.
"This situation determines our attitude towards the nuclear pact agreement and towards the propositions for denuclearization. ... Our line is one of struggle -- struggle against the enemy that blockades us, pushes us and threatens to destroy us. . .. We shall win because this is the hour of rebellion of the people of every continent who are breaking . the bonds of empire and digging the graves of the exploiters.” .
The banquet, an annual event with the Toronto FPCC, celebrated the beginning of a tour through Canada and northern United States by Cedric Cox, a former member of the legislature of the province of British Colum bia. Mr. Cox represented the New Democratic party there:
Cox, chairman of the Vancouver FPCC chapter, will report on his trip to Guba as a guest of the Cuban government earlier this year.
GUERRILLA WARFARE -- A MBTHOD
“By Ernesto Che Guevara
{Some of the far-reaching implications of the issues at stake in the ideological conflict between Moscow and Peking can be more clearly and easily grasped by taking into account the viewpoints of.other currents whose fate may be involved in the final outcome of the dispute. The Cuban revolutionists have sought to avoid throwing their weight on either side, evidently hoping that the differences could be composed. They have, however, stoutly advocated a definite course of action which they believe can win socialist victories in other Latin-American countries as it. did in Cuba, Consequently their views are highly relevant to some of the key issues in the Moscow-Peking dispute. At its recent gathering, the Central Committee of the French Communist party seems to have had the Cubans very much in mind in attacking currents at variance with the class-collaborationist course practiced by the CP in France, a course that cm be said to epitomize the Khrushchevism which the Central Committee defends. (Seé World Outlook October 18.) For the information of our subscribers, we begin publication in this issue of the full text of "Guerrilla Warfare -- A