| Investig:
_ Expulsion!

E the Vancouver, New Westminster and Dis-
Laber Council this week passed a motion
‘man committee to look into the details sur-

soon

I\FL president,
|; of the World

in Session in
bert Cormack,
as Union del-
» motion, scor-
ul to consider
» in the United
= da protesting
-- and placed in
|-ommittee, cor-
ed from many
@ opposition to
_7 Green.
— pensions of

; raised at the
zommunication
otherhood was
George Miller,
United Fisher-
orkers’ Union,
“*s union was in
- Brotherhood’s
| i also that his
losely with the
= mothers’ al-
j that at pres-
.d four dollars
_ organized la-
the native In-
= ie upward ad-

:d at the meet-

of restaurant
ng passage of
-«verning work-
‘ale restaurant
-otel and Res
3 Union dele-
jinted out that
jng their oppo-
- ion as a means
1.
weekly

radio
the
la-

a six-hour
Street Rail-

-ored by
> ublicizing

le Unions Con-.

thly to senior

urged that}

‘<pulsion of Courtenay Ward, AFL official,

the Council stand be publicized.

«= @ Request that the Trades
Council investigate and enquire
for further data on meat ration-
ing. The charge was made that
meat producers are requested to
reduce production as much as 25
percent.

e Request that the Trades
Council investigate family main-
-| tenance regulations and urge that
such maintenance, where paid to
‘mothers, be exempted from tax.

e@ A film, “A Friend in Need,”
prepared= by the Trade Union
Gommittee of the National Film
‘Board was shown, urging sup-
port of the Clothing Drive.

ALF DEWHURST

The appeal of this LPP pro-
vincial .candidate for unity is
labor

meeting response from

circles in Alberni.

We have no desire in the

porters of the CCF to demand

of the CCF.

not only policies acceptable to
‘ereates chaos if it’s based on a

Progressive Unity

(Continued from page 3)

and Prince Edward Island elections. This CCF policy pre-
“yented labor from haying a large block of MP’s in the pres-
ent Federal House. This policy will not guarantee the de-
feat of the Hart-Maitland Coalition.

to enter intc a discussion of the CCF assertioms which arro-
gate to them the mantel of leadership of labor:
pared to discuss our policies and those of the CCF at any time
the CCF leadership shows a, willingness to meet the leaders
of our party before any mass gathering of the electorate.

: The LPP calls upon the electorate and especially the sup-

leadership a reconsideration of the. suicidal. isolationist policy

The people of B.C. must be provided. with an alternative
to the coalition of reaction. This alternative can only succeed
if it provides policies acceptable to all progressive people and

Disunity opens the road to reaction.
The Labor-Progressive Party.
Winch or any other leader of the CCF to name the time
and place where an LPP leader can in open discussion
debate the vital issues involved.
The LPP will continue the battle for unity.
deny unity will bear the responsibility for the results which
may be disastrous to the cause of the people.

midst of this crucial campaign

We are pre-

of Harold Winch and the CCF

the CCF leaders. Unity never
firm program of people’s needs.

hereby challenges Harold

Those who

ANTON
‘Solicitor

_ Public

q Building.
Pit AL. 2177M

Highest Prices Paid for
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD,
Other Valuable Jewellery

STAR LOAN CO. Lid.
Est. 1905
719 Robson St. MAr. 2622

Meet Your Friends at the

EMPRESS HOTEL

235 EAST HASTINGS STREET
Under New Progressive

Modern, Strictly Fireproof
All Outside Rooms

Rates: $1.50 and up;

PAcific 5364 -

Management

Building

Refurnished
Weekly, $6 and up

e
e
@ Parlors Comfortable
2
E:

-ACIEIC

NORTH STAR
AND

-- OWNED AND OPERATED

|OCATE—PAGE 7

BRANDS

FUCRUEQURCRERSSEOESESRSURERUDGDSSEPELEULESSUGSETVCLESSSSORTIATESEL

“FOR LATEST STYLES”
Shop Art
Vogue Ladies Apparel

932 Granville St.
VANCOUVER, B.C.

UOVCUEUKUDEDECERISIOCUDECOSSEEDERTRESDSROUEEREDREGUDER BEC RRBERSERS

suecneay

The UNIVERSITY OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA

The Extension Department
Serves The Province

C.B.C. Farm Radio Forum
C.B.C. Citizens’
Forum

@ Discussion Group Courses

@® Library of Books, Plays
and Pamphlets.

@ Complete Theatre Services

@ Agricultural Assistance to
Farmers

@ Film Loan Service

@ Phonograph Record Loan
Service

Se

@

Radio

Evening classes in Vancouver
and nearby points beginning
early in October.

Write or phone Extension De-
partment (ALma 1191) Uni-
versity of British Columbia,
Vancouver, B.C.

Use Your University

(Clubs and Chairmen listed
VANCOUVER CENTER

GINGER GOODWIN CLUB—

Meets every Sunday 8 p.m. at 875 East
For information telephone Glyn

BA. 7031L.

Hastings.
Thomas,

WEST END CLUB—Charles Caron:
Meets every second and fourth Wednes-
day each month, 1332 Davie St.

VICTORY SQUARE—Jack Taylor:

Meets every Friday at 8 p.m., 339 West
Pender St., in Boilermakers’ Hall.
EAST END—John Sawitsky:

Meets every second and fourth Wednes-
day, 875 East Hastings.
GEORGIA John “Stark: S

eets every first and third; Thursday of
each month, Croatian Hall.
GRANDVIEW—Carolyn McFarlane: c
Meets every second and fourth Thursday
each month. 875 East Hastings. .

VANCOUVER LAST

HASTINGS EAST—Helen Mathieson:
Meets every. second and fourth Wednes-
day each month, Olympia Hall, 2303 East
Hastings. : f

NORQUAY—Effie Jones:

Meets. every second and. fourth 'Wednes-
day of each month, Norquay Hall, Slocan
and Kingsway.

SOUTH HILL—SJ: Henderson:

Meets every second and fourth Wednes-

day of each month, Horticultural Hail,

41st -and Fraser

VANCOUVER BURRARD

BURRARD EAST—Val Christie:

Meets~ every second and fourth Wednes-
day of each month, 1302 East 12th.
FAIRVIEW—

For information
Mrs. Mason, FA.
KITSILANO—Art Makepeace .
Meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday.

Harmony Hall, 2655 VW’. Broadway.
NORTH VANCOUVER

NORTH VANCOUVER—Dorothy Lynas;
Meets every second and fourth Wednes-
day of each month, Eighth and Lonsdale.

BURNABY
CENTRAL BURNABY — Charles
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday
of every ‘month at 3019 Woodland.

NORTH BURNABY—Len. Ainsworth:
Meets every 2nd and 4th Friday.
Worburn Hall, 3890 Hastings East.

SOUTH BURNABY—Robt. Le Comte:

NEW WESTMINSTER

NEW. WESTMINSTER—Jack Greenall:
> Meets at 59 Alexander Street.

QUEENSBORO—Béert Samson.

CAMBIE CLUB—P. Pavich. Meets every
second Wednesday at the home of Fran-
ces Brkich, R.R. 2, Eburne.

DELTA
FORT LANGLEY—Angelo Gentile.
GREEN TIMBERS—A. B. Eyton.
LANGLEY—Mrs. G. McDonald.
RICHMOND EAST-—Paul Bloom.
WHITE ROCK—Chairman, A. Cheverton.
BRIDGEVIEW—A. B. Armstrong.
ALDERGROVE—Victor Vesterback.
PORT KELLS—Stanley Lowery. '
HJORTH ROAD—Gladys Ferguson.
BRIDGEVIEW CLUB—A. B. Armstrong.

DEWDNEY
AGASSIZ—Mrs. Molly Stillwell.
HANEY CLUB—A. Cordoni.
MISSION—Shelly Rogers.
WEBSTER’S CORNER—A. Hilland.

REVELSTOKE

MT. CARTIER+—P. Balyn.
REVELSTOKE—Mac_ Ivanauskas
MALAKWA—J. A. Johanson.

KAMLOOPS

KAMLOOPS—W. R._ Price.
RED LAKE—J.'W. Smith.

about meetings, phone

0749M.

Stewart,

chairman.

J

SLLEEELLEELLELE LEE ELE LE SEP EEE LP EPP bbb bbe:

LPP CLUB DIRECTORY

by Provincial Constituencies)

NORTH OKANAGAN
ENDEPBY—W. H. Johnson.
LUMBY—A. C. Close.
VERNON—Steve Ursulak.

SALMON ARM
SALMON ARM—Jack Honey.
NOTCH HILL—T. A. Huhtala.

SOUTH OKANAGAN
KELOWNA CITY—M. Popoff.
RUTLAND CLUB—Geo. Teather.

SIMILK AMEEN
COPPER MOUNTAIN—Angus
OSOYOOS—Max Rudnov
PENTICTON—E. R. Cobb.
PRINCETON—Geo. Basich.
HEDLEY—Jobn Govik.

GRAND FORKS GREENWOOD
GRAND FORKS—Alan C. Clapp,

ROSSLAND TRAIL
BLUEBERRY. CREEK—S. Berquist. -
ROSSLAND—Elmer Thompson. _ Meetings

are held “2nd and 4th Monday,

7:30 p.m. at the home of A. J. Crowes,

Washington St..and Kootenay.Avenue. —
TRAIL—AIL McClelland.

NELSON CRESTON
NELSON-—J. Tennant.
CRESTON—Kenny Doolittle.

CRANBROOK
CRANBROOK—vVictory Oakley.
KIMBERLEY—W. Brown. -

FERNIE
FERNIE—Wmnm. J. Slemko.
MICHEL-NATAL—Geo. Gaseoff.

LILLOOET
BRITANNIA—G. Garosh.
PIONEER—C. Botterill.

, CARIBOO
WELLS—Frank Hennessey.
QUESNEL—Jack Corletr.

FORT GEORGE
PRINCE GEORGE—Art- Brown.

OMINICA
GRASSY PLAINS—Martin Loveng.
PRINCE RUPERT
RUPERT—-Stanley  Boshier.

MACKENZIE

OCEAN FALLS—Gerry Glen. ~
POWELL RIVER—G. A. Harris.

COMOX
CAMPBELL RIVER—Harry Pawlik.
COURTENAY—H: Russell.
COMOX—Mrs. Dresen.
CUMBERLAND—Dorothy Soganic.
SOINTULA—Arne Johnson.

’

Campbell.

every

PRINCE

ROYSTON—Mrs. E. Andersox.
ALBERNI

PORT ALBERNI—James F. Saxby.
NANAIMO

NANAIMO—Jas. Forsythe.

COWICHAN NEWCASTLE
LAKE COWICHAN—Fred Wilson.
DUNCAN—Geo. Hawk.
EXTENSION—Louis Tellier.
LADYSMITH—Ethel Michelson.

YOUBOU CAMP 3—T. Haugen.
YOUBOU CAMP 6—Lorne Aitcheson.
YOUBOU—I. J. Gibson.
VICTORIA
VICTORIA—Bill White.
YUKON
WHITEHORSE—Boyd Gordon.
YALE

MERRITT—Angelo Rosso.

MAGAZINES

anne

BOOKLETS

NEWSPAPERS

and!
JOB PRINTING
of all
DESCRIPTIONS

QUALITY and SERVICE

PRINTERS

0095

ite Pe te idl ee es Nt