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THE

B.C. LUMBER WORK

Labor Supports Greek People

All sections of the Labor Movement are

united

in condemnation of Britain’s of-

ficial policy in respect to the Battle for
Democracy in Greece

By NIGEL MORGAN
The Pees voice of AFL
in

Or
intervention in

| gime eye been sent to Ottay
Wit

h the Caistor government to us

——————— ee
and Great Britain are engulfing

ith lit

leral Government with ae

diate armistice for the Greek
ELAS. Opening the debate in
the British House of Commons
Arthur Greenwood, Labor Party
ares i

wing the seeds of future

its influence with the Beers Ce

eee at ast Hick’ sin ee
ing

“That the
the Pie Minister of Can-
ada fe uae his good folices co

sta’
council request
a see

arms being used agains ae
Ss pateot, thereb;

government ‘of

resolutions which

come
a “poth AFL and clo bodi

situation by personttaeing ne &
ele

ople of ee to
Bee ent of thei:
choice.”

own

ne
Following the recent action of | 1

the Vancouver Labor

(CCL), the IWA and ane B.C.
unions joined in similar stron;
protests, against British inter-
venti Ir ighout Canada,

labor movements of the USA

Hee of
nations.

peoples

ade“ Unions, the Co-

pace and demanded an

in:
own | charge:

Churchill has asserted that the
lesser battalions had kept or-
der in the villages agi

“depri mies those

of iiberated
I;

IWA Locals Send Staff To PCLB

School On os

eney one.

mn. financial
ob leomenetsion fase

Union Finance

nd | fully and there was considerable

exchange of ideas and experience
between students who represent-
ed seventeen different A.F. of L,
and C.C.L. unions. Six of the
students were sent by ther
unions from points outside Van-
co

‘The TWA was well represented

n
‘cial _statements—how companies
cover, up.” de

Mc-
emainus
Sa Local 180; Mollie Bergren

£ Local 1 and Rh

entice
As

mo:
clergy—are on the side of the

Shouting
bodies o}

ea
dead

waving fists and pga to the
comrades, one of them

these

ELAS supporters denounce BapaleA s eases

EAM and the ELAS.”
What happened was this: Af.

ter Greek govern

exile, headed by the Social- Dem-

ocrat, orge Papandreou was
i mii

with the suderstaning Hint ail
armed deta ‘ould be dis-
solved ant
army created. Here’s how the
ONA correspondent, Gmaeviene
Poulos, Geserbes it:
the Left agreed to disban
disican dtecioreae BELGE objected
when it realized that other waits
carefully selected men would

Le ft cer

a new min

of
remain intact. The
mpromise

| Support
program of the

‘|Local 1-80 Supports
:|Legislative Program

for the legislative

B.C. Federa-

5
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mill to

a well-

meetin: ee Tea ie 20 “of, the
Inte: ay.

In another endorsed resolu-
tion from Camp six, the mem-
bers expressed thei
tion of the IWA
ficers

eee in Fraser Mills.
ling ie decision of the
trial

ae to hese hang Be BL
gainst

coi
rejeci Finally an
was ee without the novo
of the Left and the Left minis-
ters resigned.
Chu rehill charged a “Commu-
nis y the EAM,

M was

ii shed ‘by the pematieg Pasty, the
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Greece: “Order, aie and a munist affiliations, liver Es
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