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VOTE LABOR- PROGRESSIVE

These Are YOUR
Candidates

| Allan Clapp | X

' @ YALE Veteran of the first World War, a member of
the Grand Forks Rehabilitation Council and secre tary
; of the Grand Forks Board of Trade

Henry Codd

Cc) Ag ous. Xe teran of ihe fir st World ware Farm-

. President of the Farmers’ Insti pute at Note h Hill

for the pas ate Neht yea

| Minerva Copper

® {ANCCUT EE: BURRARD—A woman with 2 long
ord of service to the people. The Tony yoman
candidate in British Columbi ia.

Garry Culhane

C) VICTORIA—Secr Siar ry of the Shipyard Gener a
Workers’ Federation, hard-hitting fighter for worker:
rights.

Lieut. Austin Delaney

e VANCOUVER NORTH—Trade Unionist, Lieutenant
of Paratr roopers. Always in the front line.

Grose Greenwell

@ NANAIMO—Trade Unionist, schoolteacher, Active in
the progressive iovcnie ent.

| Harold Griffin

@ NEW WESTMINSTER— Author and newspaper mee
record of activity in the progressive
movement.

Harvey Murphy

e@ WEST KOOTEN A Y— Trade Unionist, The man who
organized the Hard Rock miners.

with a lon?

| Bruce Mickleburg

@ SKEENA—Schoolteacher, long active in the pro-
gressive movement. :

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Harold Pritchett

@ VANCOUVER EAST—-Trade Unionist. The man who
has es even his organizational ability and administrat-
e qualities as District President of the IWA.

| Leading Seaman James
Thompson X

e VANCOUVER CENTRE—Trade Unionist and active
Service man. He knows the problems of service men
and women first hand.

The LPP Stands for:

®Jobs for All in an
Expanding Economy

°Reestablishing Our
Fighting Men and
Women

° Raising Canadian
Living Standards -

°A National
Farm Policy

°A New National
Taxation and Credit
Policy

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ror LABOR PARTNERSHIP IN

°A New Status For!

Our Women _—

oA Future
For Youth

Policy

©A Richer Canadian

Culture

¢ Making Canada A |

Force for Peace

¢Uniting Our Country

And Security :

GOVERNMENT —

"ror PEACE, JOBS, HOMES AND.
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VOTE LPP

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