Harry Binder elected to

_Montrea
pledges

MONTREAL

Despite police raids on his elec- |,
tion headquarters and intimidatory
_ arrests among his  canvassers,

Harry Binder, popular Labor-Pro-

gressive party leader in this city

was elected as “B” councillor re-
presenting Montreal's District 5 in
the December 11 civic eléctions,
thus ensuring that at least one
council member will take a stand
for continued rent controls.
Binder polled 1,609 votes to place
third in a field of eight candidates,

_ John Swiztman, campaign mana-

ger for Binder, said victory had
- been made possible by “the thou-

sands of people who are deter-
mined that rent controls must not

be abolished, and who realized that

Binder was the best man to cham-
pion their cause.”

In his final pre-election appeal
to voters, Harry Binder said:
_ “Montreal has the largest popula-
tion of any city in Canada. It

Councillor Michael Buhay’s fight
against threatened rent peceneas
fon March 31.

A war veteran with a fine over-
Seas record, Harry Binder was
wounded three times in action
during the fighting in France, Bel-
gium, Holland and Germany. He
served overseas With the Regina
Rifles. Since returning to Canada
he has lived in Montreal.

As returns came in on election
night, Binder promised his cheer-
ing supporters at his headquar-
ters that in addition to leading
the fight for rent controls “I will
also demand in city council that
the heavy sales tax be abolished,
that low-rent homes be built, that
traffic lights be installed where
needed to safeguard our children,
and that a start be made: on ‘the
subway immediately.”

SBD DBR RBBB DDR BADD DNDN ARAYA ERSTE

| city council,
fight on rents

HARRY BINDER

LADNER DIRECTORY

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also has the worst housing situa-
tion. If city council were to speak
up for rent controls it would help
_ change the government’s mind. We
_ need councillors in city hall who
_ will go in and do battle for the
tenants and the working people.
Do you remember that it was the
date Councillor Michael Buhay who
first proposed to ‘freeze’ rents
_ during the last war?) You and I
can do the same thing today.”

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SEASONS GREETINGS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERE

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_ Following his election, Council-
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would carry forward the late

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