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; fight for labor unity.”

ie

[err was reduced from 36 mem-,|,

Stating that the coalition won
because

‘gressive vote wide ' ‘open.
| result

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CCL,

‘proposals
‘maximum work week with no re-

‘parently failed to learn from’ the’
_the
,elections, where progressive rep-

At the re

both See lange, dvertisen carrying |
in full the résolution on elector- |
al ‘unity ag passed: by’ ‘the “last

Genvention of--the, B:G: Feder-|

ation .of Labor. This - resolution
calls for . electoral. unity. -between
the:CCE;:thé LPP and-the trade}
union movement,: with-the: object,

Gn i view of: ‘placings labor: support | ~
“Behind one » -candidate = in eack .

electoral. constituency. °

opt

the. shor, Dowell call ed by, the 3°

Federation. ‘of Saher to pel with 5
-the: Windsor. Auto Strike on QOct-. "

cher: 14-in- Vancouver,
it was: unanimously. decided, to!

eid further protests to the Min-' '
aster of Justice..at Ottawa, :em-'.
“phasizing our opposition to _the'}.
It;
was demanded that Adrian Ar- |:

release of Adrian Arcand.

eand should be tied: BS) a war
criminal,

T. A. Mitchell gave. a ‘report on
the B.C. reconversion, delegation

that met the Cabinet Ministers !

of the Dominion Government at
Ottawa. Mr. Mitchell stated:
am convinced that in any plans
which are considered by the Gov-
‘ernment our proposals will re-
.ceive some cosideration, but the
amount of consideration will
largely depend on how much pub-
lic support can now be rallied in
support of these proposals.” The
included: a 40-hour

Manitoba —

Lgtoction a lesson which they: ap-

recent Ontario provincial

resentation of both the CCF and
bers to eight.”

it entered the election
united, Morgan , pointed . out
that in the meantime’«
CCF, rejecting: sproposals >for
electoral unity among, pro-.
gressive groups, split the _pro-

f

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duction in take-home pay, “one

se ‘tmonth’s.- minimum: séverance pay
| tobe given-to-all. workers. affect-
| ed by cancellation of work. con-

tracts, and that labor and man-
‘agement: be represented “ion ‘the
next Domision:- Provincial Bene
ferenee.-; €

di Charges. Government Neglig

‘Alberni — “Let the: Coalition

explain why forms for the regis-
tration of voters arrived too late
to enable residents to get on the
voters list in district after dis-
trict along the West Coast
| where labor showed . the greatest
strength in the Federal Elec-
tion!” - :
+ Opening this remarks with this
challenge, Alf.-. Dewhurst LPP
candidate -told an. audience in
Adbeérni...en. Tuesday night what
he termed ‘a story of- disfran-
chisement unequalled in the his-
tory of this province.”

Dewhurst has sat re-
turned from a trip up the West
Coast which caried him as far

north as Zeballos:

At Zeballos, -Hecate, Ceepee-
cee, Nootka; Refuge Cove and
other points, including sections
of .Comox constituency ‘where
the labor vote was strong in the
federal elections, forms for the
registration of voters had arriv-
ed one day after the registration,|‘]
period closed. ~ :

Dewhurst was one of the labor
delegation including Alderman
Walter Yates and James Saxby,

‘| the =fishermen and | :

trict Joint Labor :
sought an intervie®
mier Hart on this g' :
occasion of his vis:-
Monday night. Prer |
cused himself
with :< the. . delerat.
grounds: that. he
commitments. 4
“We received no
hyprocritical stat
Mt -Hart that hey, |

were not on the y:
they had had four a

Secretary of the Alberni Dis-

“the |

was inevitable.
jforces of progress, in| Manjtoba.

[were defeated and the forces of, ne

“Eory- Liberal reaction’ won a ae

' cisive victory.” Wwirtsa late}

“The Labor-Progréssive Party
hopes that the reactionary vic-
‘tery in Manitoba will not be re-
. peated on October, 25 in  B.G.,?
; Morgan asserted, “and that the’

‘progressive voters) heré’ will ‘turn |)
| out in thousands to defeat British
i -Golumbia’s Tory-Liberal Coali+

tion and elect candidates who

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secret information that came into their posses-

On behalf of the Security Intelligence Office
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