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Milk Trust Is
Hard Hit By
Farm Co-op

Reject Potato Board

Mexican Uprising

Hernan Laborde States Danger of Armed
ascist Movement Is Principal Question

Medical Aid
FundTopped Ladner Farmers Rap

By Nanaimo) Market Board Heads

LADNER, BC, March 17.—Emphatically rejecting the Main-
land Potato Marketing Board, 50 farmers meeting at the muni-

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with the danger Saws filed, *eys cut, .

of a fascist y Visi | 4 : E
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p g, declared in an interview here that the W. M. Ritchie, 1569 Gommer:

5 ; zt J . = cipal hall here Monday voted to remove Board Chairman A.
eee central committee “considers the principal question in 22 National Salvation ean from_ chairmanship of the meeting. Wi Drive. High. 4123) ie
new is the danger of an armed movement of the fascist Brcaus The meeting, called by the boards ith Monop oly. CAFES ;
Saree THE ONLY FISH — Ati KON}

type which is being prepared by Mexico’s reactionary groups in for the purpose of adjusting po-| popular law cannot function prop- ONLY E
of Pres ea Food.

complicity with

of the possible chiefs of this

ws re pent-up hatred of farmers to this] the salt from his Jand in prepara- :

Such a movement,” Ta- NANAIMO, BC, March 17.— form of marketing legislation, there | tion for growing potatoes, but was CANTON, NY, March I re Oysters, Chops, etc. One frie i
berde Stated, “would have the Claims that the people of this being a general call for the resig- | denied even a quota because he was | (EP).—By promoting the es- tells another. 6 Bast Hastings if
Support of bis imperialistic ear. district have set a record for | nation of Swenson, Colonel Mc-|a new grower. He had not made | tablishment of farmer-owned CLOTHING |
Porations which oppose Presi. joes Coeparens telat aAfigecs| Uses ead A Peon wnat chargd that there was sielesaie | 40° e= ative milk plants | span week BOYS EGA
dent Cardenas’ ie in war-torn China are sustained Ste : . e Be 3 és throughout the New York kets, comforters, curtains, be |
nas policies. One Ruling such a motion “out of bootlegging of potatoes going on. = 3 - : E

by a statement released by the At this point an effort was made | Milkshed, and at the Same time ding, linens, etc. Phone Ga |
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movement is Gedillo.”

The Communist leader de-
Clared that one of the Com-
most urgent

munist party’s
tasks, and the task of progres-
Sive€ organizations in general,
was to fight seditious activities

& : and under the »
irection of European fascists.

MANY CONTRIBUTED

Chinese National
Bureau of Nanaimo.
Since January, 1988, over $1,500
has been collected, in addition to a
large quantity of elothing. The
clothing; helped to make up the
1,700-Ib. parcel recently sent to
China by the Medical Aid to China
committee of the Canadian League

Salvation

tato quotas on a 10 per cent acre-
age basis, provided an outlet for the

order,” the chairman attempted to
justify the board on the grounds
that prices of potatoes were not in-
ereased to the consumer and that
because of government grading the
quality was now 30 per cent bet-
ter. He maintained that elimination
of surplus was the aim of the board
and that a fair quota would be
given to each farmer.

Delta farmer,

erly. He stated that he had gone
to all the trouble of eliminatine

to vote Swenson out of their chair
and put in R. Reynolds, Delta and
Langley farmer, but with this over-
ruled, cries of “Get out before we
throw you out,” and “Keep your
hands out of our pockets,” arose
from the meeting.
No Faith in Board

Reynolds, who stated he had re-

sisted the board since its inception,

13,000 MEMBERS

increasing its own membership,
already past the 13,000 mark, the
18-month-old Dairy Farmers’ Union
is contrivine with increasing suc-
cess to break the monopoly which
the milk trust holds over the dairy
industry.

A report which Attorney-General
John J. Bennett, Jr., presented to
Governor Herbert H. Lehman sub-

Union Hou)

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of j = = for Peac aes. = George Embree, I
oe reactionary SFoups, fieueane fees eae ee told the meeting that his potato and has large acreage, will not re-! stantiated the contentions of the | ‘@P- 804 Hornby St., Sey. 564. 10):

z cre carrying on an in- rency), and $3,000 (Chinese) were | business which amounted to 5 car-| ceive a quota from the board, union respecting the excessive prof-| /2Vi& Sey. 106. :
tensive Propaganda campaign, sent rom the Bank of Commerce, | 10ads in some year, was now ruined | which claims that no records of his | jts made by. Feniory, the tendency DAIRIES
smuggling arms and conspiring Wanaimo, to the Bank of Hone through the board limitations and | production have been kept. He de- toward monopoly control, the price == = :
against the Cardenas govern. Kong January 25 and February 23| the number of bootleggers now| clared that as he ad farmed for| spread between the producer and See egos ERASET
ment. = = respectively. operating. the last 30 years in the province, | consumer, and the dealer-domina- r = ’ utter, SEs — alway E—

s Hoth these amounts were seri. Another farmer _Stated his 80 he will grow what he likes and tion of producers under the Rogers- FEsh.

We must prepare for the ted in the name of the Chinese | #°TeS Was now limited to growing | sell where he pleases. Allen law. This law was pushed DENTISTS K

4 tons and that commissions were Again attempting to defend the through the legislature last year|DR. A. J. SIPES DENTIST

armed struggle, should it break
out,” he said.

Voicing the ne i llin 5 izati
gs cessity for expelling Leon Trotsky from Mexico, | ganizations: F i
: 4 ¢ . 2 ler,” Seymour Huff, Delta council- known locally, to state his articu- Aa 5 ae = Z
[ele phraseology, he as ee ie otshy Because, under an ultra:| | Tae day restpis gorse; main | He” Sovmous HAE, Dols comnell known ically pee | eesha aes eaters virtually aie: | "104 “Dotainign dank Sain
€ phraseology, he is in reality serving fascism, working to | U2! Chinese donations, $633.48; the board cannot stop anyone from| ~Said Beharrell: ers under the Rogers-Allen setup. = 3
DRUGS

President Cardenas.

bring about a division in the Mexican Workers’ Confederation.”

THE STORY

By CHARLES WEDGER Parent-Teacher’s Association, $5: B 5
: . = 2 4 1 | Spoke bitterly te the meeting on| they vere heard of, to be told =
EXICO CITY, DF.—John Reed found the Mexican revo- eee ee ee a the effect of the board on his farm | what to do by outsiders. Tees To eee ne ee 2 YDS. COW OR HORSE MANURE.
: Tution of the Pancho Villa days an exhilirating, confusing, NaAnainic: es We $2: at Boundary Bay. Because Eipi- “What is your backing? weer TipeGE acca Dooneatce milk ship for $3.00. Topsoil. Phone Bay iy
Derole, aud bewildering affair. Today, the Mexican revolution | Extension Women’s Labor League, cures ao Eaaelk J oo ae BES Ses HS eo saselsea? ping stations, creameries, cheese 360. \
still march ra = 5 z : cae 5 are not released until June 20, his : : 3 aoe |
ciplined Sere er = eae ooo gosned and better dis- | $1; Individual eee a , | J2bor is rendered useless. Moreover, Montgomery again interjected Hoes ee FOR SALE EC
e an in eed s days. An expression of thanks to loca wo 5 aoe ith: “« = x . y. aa =
Ys ou do not have 38) this farmer, because he grew very | with: “We should have been pro movement is flourishing through- USED CARS LATE MODELS—, 5

to be a sensitive poet to grasp its meaning or to be infected by
its vigor and enthusiasm. Courage, strength, and vision have

a is also that other
Mexico, to-day as in Villa’s day. It
is a Mexico of privilece, conspiracy,
and corruption. Tt is the old Mex
ico, not content with the strides of

the new. It is prepared and is fur-

infused the land. Visit Mexico today and, like John Reed you
for

work and heroism.

and incite rebellion.

(2) The hierarchy of the Catho-
lic Church, which puts out some of
these pamphlets itself, backs up
the printed propaganda from Many

Wational Salvation Bureau, IWa-
naimo, and receipts were issued to
the following committees and or-

United Mine Workers of America,
$25; Chinese United Church, $67.25;
NDWU, unemployed dance, $51.05;
NDWU, $5; Women’s Auxiliary of
the Canadian Legion, $5; Nanaimo

eitizens is contained in the state-
ment, with a request for continued
support,

Deputy Sheriffs
Join AFL Union

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March 17.

—(#'P)—Sheriff Don Cox was a.

automatically collected by the board
when he made personal sales.
Calling Swenson “another Hit-

growing and marketing potatoes.
Says Labor Useless
A pioneer farmer named Mont-

gomery, who introduced Epicure
potatoes to the Delta 35 years ago,

few late potatoes before the board
operated, is not allowed any quota
for late varieties and cannot sell
in Vancouver or New Westminster
after that date.

John Oliver, son of the late
“Honest John,” stated that an un-

board by stating that Delta was
not all the province, the chairman
asked Ralph Beharrell, who is well

“As I have no confidence in this
board, it would be useless for me
to lay complaints before you.
Farmers have been here 40 and 50
years and it is the damndest thing

ducing all we can to feed those
suffering from drought.”

Len Shepherd, MLA (CCF, Delta),
who attended the meeting, prom-
ised to do all in his power to as-
sist farmers and produce a work-
able plan.

Sask. Farmers Organize

after state milk control was abol-
ished.
The attorney-general’s report de-

By providing for voluntary agree-
ment among competing dealers, the
law contains the seeds of its own
destruction, the union contends.

As the most vital force among

out the north country, the state’s
greatest dairying region, despite
open opposition from dealers, in-
cluding the Dairymen’s League.
Farmers are building their own
plants or are buying plants which
have stood idle since the mille
strike of last fall.

Control of such plants by the
farmers strikes hard at the monop-
oly which the dealers have long

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ther Deserta to put Bp. a bloody | pulpits, and, in - addition, offers ised h he f duthat olen . th h th leadersh
vese to preserve itself and its | divine sanction for “righteous” | SUPPrised man when he foun 2 St t V exercised throug: eir leadership
social roots. It possesses formidable | murder. = 21 of his 28 deputies had joined rairie oc ar Ing of the only available country out- == ——
lets for milk. Through their own NUDNE Bz iG SEAL COATS,

weapons—tradition, an old, estab-
lished culture, and enormous finan-
cial resources,

in addition, Mexican reaction,
though it has no mass following,
has the support of Wall street
Which owns most of Mexico’s na_
tional resources and big industries,
including an investment of $175,-

(3) Phe co-ordination of dozens
of conservative, reactionary, and
uneconcealed fascist organizations,
such as the outlawed Gold Shirts,
the Employers’ Center, Middle-
Class Federation, National-Givic
Action, Mexican Catholic Youth,
the so-called Social-Democratic
party, etc., into a solid anti-demo-

the American Federation of State,
County & Municipal Employees
(AFL). He was still more surprised
when County Coroner Jack Gari-
baldi said that his office was 100
per cent organized—he had joined
too.

Cox is all het up about it. “I was

Because Feed Delayed

MELVILLE, Sask., March 17.—(Special) —Under the slogan:
“Keep the farmers on the farms,” farmers in this district have
set up the Farmers’ Welfare Association, object of which is to
strive for an immediate improvement in living standards and to
obtain feed and seed to enable them to remain on the land.

plants, the farmers can also large-
ly control the surplus (milk used
in cheese, butter, ice-cream, pow-
dered milk, casein, ete.) for which
dealers pay lowest prices and upon
which they realize their largest
profits, as a recent state-sponsored
audit showed. The competition of
Surplus milk with fluid milk forces

$59.00. Furs repaired and re-,
modeled. S. Goodman, Furrier,
1012. Dominion Bani Building,
Phone Trin. 2140-

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000;000 in oi] alone. And it counts | cratic front. : 7 Z

on the help of the fascist triple al- (4) The more or less open resist- | 20t imformed — en: deputies had At a meeting here farmers report-% down prices paid for the fluid. Un-

liance which is reaching out for | ance of several state governors to sped get gion he sputtered. ed that in Bueey etivles SiUgis Vas CCE Aids Calder der a blended price system farmers HATS

sis native teaclionariea aveady | ou the qovemora of Sonora |akeoot ho sil be “demu | Soar E'citie Maa'becs lot's | Woe Mice olagh (ee 2 cree sees selees | ae WORRE Ee aay oun
notably the governors of Sonora, orses and cattle ha een shot to en eets as word as to how much of their milk Hats from Dominion Hat Mfg.

The native reactionaries already
have their backs against the wall.
They must attack in full force or
very soon be hopelessly crushed.

During the past three years of the
Cardenas administration (he has
three more to do), twenty-five mil-
lion acres of land have been ex-
propriated, among them whole re-
gions of the most valuable farming
territory in the republic, such as
the Laguna in north central Mex-
ico, one of the best cotton-produc-
ing areas anywhere, and the Yu-
catan, in the south east, one of the
world’s important henequen-grow-
ing districts. .

Both of these regions, moreover,

Chiapas, and San Luis Potosi.

The governor of San Luis Potasi,
General Saturnino Cedillo, was
forced out of the Cardenas cabinet
three months ago. He is now gen-
erally assumed to be the military
and political chief of the counter-
revolution, and though ten thou-
sand troops of his private army
have been recently disarmed
through a clever move by Cardenas,
himself a soldier, Gedillo is still
boss of his state, where he is stor-
ing munitions and rebuilding his
army under cover.

Gangster Terrorism
(9) Increasing use of terror by

sheriffs in this country. If they do
strike, Pll consider that grounds
for immediate dismissal.”

2,000 Daily

LONDON, Eng.—The London Co-
Operative Society enrolled 53,693

new members, more than 2000 each
shopping day, during the month of
January. The London CoOp is the
largest in the world. It did a total
business of $70,529,000 in 1937.

Boycott Japanese Goods.

put an end to their misery. Delay
in shipping feed was responsible
for this condition, farmers charged.

Cries came from the floor: “*‘What
good is a farm without stock? We
might as well move to town and be
placed on the relief rolls.”

Tt was stated that no relief
schedule existed and that families
of ten were forced to exist on $8 a
month.

Plans were made to press for an
adequate relief schedule to tide
farmers over until the. summer,
when cream, eggs and other prod-
uce will assure them a living.

NEW WESTMINSTER, BGC,
Mareh 17—The GCF here agreed
to call off its meeting scheduled
for last Sunday in favor of a mass
meeting on the padlock law ad-
dressed by R. L. Calder, KC, and
Malcolm Mackenzie Ross.

Mrs. Dorothy Steeves, MILA, the
CCF speaker, informing her audi-
ence that the meeting would not
be held, advised them to attend the
padlock law meeting instead.

Some 400 persons heard Calder
and Ross speak.

was sold as fluid and how much as
surplus,

Jewish CoOps

JERUSALEM, . Palestine. — The
CoOperatives in Jewish Palestine
not only dominate the distributive
organization of the whole country,
but also play a large part in the
productive capacity of the country.
There are already more than 850
CO-ODps.

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farms, the largest outside of the | ?8?*7St Peasant leaders and vil- of the city. Se 431 Pay
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(6) The big financial interests
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