Pm not able to get around as I used to.”

MN Waterfront Press Club.

GREATER VANCOUVER
ee 3 TARGET ACHIEVED
nvanee eee $500 $225.00
ees 425 479.65
0 one 300 158.00
1 eee 275 145.75
tS Sekd sotis is 350 131.00
Op 150 60.50
i 550 467.50
Gere East oo coe 500 278.50
etn 2 as 134.00
Nie peasant —-22---- 225 102.25
Re reela 150 53.00
EEN ges Satna ire eae ae 300 87.50
Sore 200 «140.00
a 300 290.70
SS ast eee 200 97.50
Story Square _____.__ 1,000- 403.50
Setiront 300 173.00
\ an 205 75.00
Sot Burnaby 400 241.00
Nout Burnaby... 300 187.00
Nout Vancouver... 450 450.80
Hot Van. District «450 186.00
To. Miscellaneous _____- 1,250 448.50
ee McRwen 2: op! | 100 11.00
Pultdeey 2.25 650 182.85
PTTY ToOTAY, 22 $5,199.00
Are VANCOUVER ISLAND
| ESS eaiiiae ae $ 250 50.00
™pbell River _._____- 250 79.25
°Urteng et Ampere 150
Conberland caer a 150 140.00
Sn Ae a 350 237.50

%

We need $500 a day!

Only two weeks left —
And just $7,666 turned in

Only two weeks left —
And $7,834 still needed

SPEED THE DRIVE!

COMMENTING on the labor veterans who help keep the Pacific Tribune presses
rolling, OP Bill Bennett once wrote: “There’s old Bob Kydd up in Prince

Upert, for instance, who has been selling subs and getting donations for our papers
ever since the Cutty Sark was launched at Dumbarton.”

_ This week we received a letter from Bob Kydd, 82, enclosing $6 “for my sub
and the drive” and regretting that he can’t do more “because my legs play out and

Bob Kydd is only one of scores of veterans of the labor movement—the men
Who really built B.C.—who do their bit to support our paper.

For example, there’s Don Barbour, victim of a bad accident recently, who
ame out of hospital, jumped into drive activity, and became the first Press Builder

With such devoted support, how can we fail to reach our drive objective?
Have you sent in YOUR contribution yet?

Press club standings at April 29

164.10
32.00
199.64

273.08
140.00
37.00

122.00
42.00

61.00

Nanaimot: 4. ee 500
Parksville 53 Ses 150
Victoria. 3225. 4506
PROVINCE
Aldergrove --_------ pee th
Remitews <5 35 ge 50
Fort. duangley 3 125
Maney= 2. ee 150
Kamloopsies oe ee 125
adnerw.:* oo eee 100
Maple: Ridge —_____ 125
Michel-Natal -_-_--_----- 100
VEASSV OWN er 100
WNelsonvats <2 50
New Westminster _.___- 450
Noteh® sHiljig=— 3 =e 125
Powell:-River= 22 --= 2-2 150
Prince George _-_----- 50
Stéveston:* =. 2-32 50
North -Surrey-=-+2- 2.2 200
South Surrey __------=- 100
Trail-Rossland _________ 300
Wernon se = oe Se 150
Correspondence’ =_—______ 100
PROVINCE MISCELLANEOU
Britannias = 125
Prince Rupert ________ ~ 100
Salmon Arm. 2-2-2 = 2 15
Sommtilas 2 50
Tom McEwen -__-------- 200
Unpledged 175

PROVINCE TOTAL __

GRAND

TOTALS

3.00
$2,467.47

$7,666.47

“The maintenance of any paper is a matter for the class
it serves. The people who make millions in profits do not
put any of their millions into papers that carry on the
fight for economic and political justice for the exploited
workers who create these vast profits. That is quite
natural. It is just as natural, then, to expect that those
who produce the millions of profit should support a press
which serves only their best interests. The readers of the
Pacific Tribune know that it is just such a paper.”—OL’
BILL BENNETT.

DRIVE ROUNDUP
Dear reader:

North Vancouver constituency decided to make the
late “Pop” Spencer an Honor Press Builder this year.
To date they’ve turned in $126.80 in his name. A fine
tribute to a fine man.

At this date in the drive, with half of the total
amount raised, all press clubs should have passed the
half-way mark on their targets. How is your club
doing? If you are lagging, please make this “Catch Up
Week.” A spurt on your part could change the whole
drive picture.

A special 12-gun salute to Broadway and North
Vancouver City clubs, both well over the top. Point
Grey and Grandview are nearing the mark; and a race
is underway for the Centennial Cup.

In the province, Haney and Prince Rupert are first
to surpass their quotas, but they are being challenged
by Trail, Vernon, Lake Cowichan and Cumberland for
possession of the Centennial Cup.

In the next two weeks let’s Hustle, Hustle, Hustle
and Dig, Dig, Dig, Dig (that dig means in your pocket—

not the garden).
“lhe Edttors

May 2, 1958 — PACIFIC TRIBUNE—PAGE 11