ps TURN ON THE HEAT

This issue of the Pacific Advocate marks

the beginning of the second year of publi-
cation of the only paper that has consis-
tently fought for labor in this province.
And this issue of_the paper also marks
the beginning of the P.A- Fall Press Drive.

Organized
people are today faced with greater and
more critical problems than at any time
since the end of the last depression. The
onslaughts by capital. against the wartime
gains of the workers, the union-busting,
offensive

anti-labor

Ford Motor Company, the shilly-shallying
of the Federal government on the question
of labor legislation,
labor to close its ranks and strengthen its
7 fight to meet the tests ahead:

In this situation,

For this “reason, supporters of the paper
are urged “t6 make this drivé the biggest
success in the history. of the labor move-
in British Columbia. Our
circulation must increase by leaps
and bounds
moré people may be brought into
the orbit of the progressive move-
subscription drive
must assure that this is possible:
“turn on the heat’’ with
The Pacific Advocate
is essential to the fight ahead.

ment

ment,

and

We must
a vengeance.

labor

it is more important
than ever before that the Pacific Advocate
receive full support in its drive for funds
to maintain a truly
needed to unite the workers ‘and carry on
‘the fight for the ‘maintenance of full em~ °
ployment, decent labor legislation, homes
for our people, and all of “these things for
which our people have worked and fought.

the

and the -working

spearheaded by the

poses the need for

labor. paper. It is

that more and

November 1 to December 15

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: Cash Subs Cash% Subs% Cash Subs Cash% Subs%
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/___ 300.00 35 8 187 Victory Square ___250.00 80 11 36
fi sees 150.00 85 6 32 West End __ 200.00 85 1 67
_._...300.00 25 5 36 North Vancouver__.150.00 60 — 28
win _.. 40.00 40 — 12 North Burnaby <__.200.00 80 — 17
_.._ 245.00 100 35 78 Civic Industrial .... 75.00 30 45 87
st _._200;00 85 1 18 Ol’ Bill __.....____100.00 50 27 32
____-_ 200.00 85 — 14 New Westminster 150.00 50 — 8
Pe 75.00 30 2 80 Victoria ____.______.200.00 75 — 29

AROUND THE PROVINCE

§ QUOTAS RAISED CLUBS QUOTAS RAISED

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? 5 — — Nelson ____—______.. 20.00 10 — 10
3 5 oe — Noteh Hill _____.._. 20.00 5 — 40
A 15. — — Nanaimo ___-........ 25.00 10 — 70
25. 5 —\ —_— Ocean Falls _____. — 40.00 20 — 5
: 5 — — Osoyoos __._._.-_... 25.00 5 — —
is 15 — 33 Port Kells __.__. 10.00 5 — 20
= 20.00 10 — — Powell River ....._- 25.00 30 — 3
maby___ 40.00 10 — = Prince Rupert ____. 100.00 50 — 16
iver __ 20.00 10 — 20 Port Alberni __._._- 40.00 25 — 24
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7... 40.00 15 — —_ Pioneer Mimes' ....._ 20.00 10 — —
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50.00 25 — — Quesnel __ 25.00 10 — —
Poses en — 10.00 5 — 20 Queensboro __.__. 50.00 10 — —
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Extends Greetings to

Pacific Advocate

and the National Program of

Jobs, Homes and Security.

President:

Secretary: J . GREENALL

HAROLD PRITCHETT
Vice-President: HJALMAR BERGREN.
Board Member: E. DALSKOG

For the speedy return of our Veterans

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