January 15, 1945

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membership during the a 12|WORLD LABOR CO:

months, despite the no-strike

officers’ report furtl

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clared, quoting President Murr:

your res
that you will talk to your mem-|of

INDUSTRY REET ONS

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a aca oe in this lies the key
By or’s future.

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boReancs of production ‘comm
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giving direction and assistance |
to Canada as a full-fledged mem-
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‘ONFERENCE |?
ring a ge Tere

al lal es movement will be of de-

cisive importance in winnin . the
a

ing sound

nations and

peta resolved to urge
sentatives to work for and
full support to the establishment
a new all inclus

movement

Fei
Trade Unions,
persis in excluding si
orld’s most important union

the ‘USSR

frioeanmetafetna tiene
sue IWA, who
is one of ve delegates
from Canada bar will attend the
Warld Trade Union Conference,
left by plane recently for Eng.
‘bat aut will be absent about si

ssicce QUESTION
the Japanese

en used as a po-
to obscure the
ing us, the

sed a resolution on

auen problem

Statin, that

which

strangely quiet; and

ir
meal rele scoutaibute noth-

if eas 1]

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ess for inf

enemies, potential

when wé found our.
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celnatiouall aa

fapan
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of”

Be it gts geearired oe we
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Japanese

gre
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centres, includ’ ing those of the|‘
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»- AFL Localsl
: Score Leaders

¢|Canada, the
eae iitvout exception were

Wieses tas future tenon ae

‘usion which labor
a
Pacific and At-|S4

‘ormation of military |©

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Therefore be it resolved that| ‘2!

practice of settling in eolsnies|
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justice.
HANAIOND CEDAR CASE
resolution

Be of noi
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Amateur Authors
eel Wanted For L.A.G.
Competition

he Labor Arts Guild

mee an authors contest

stories, ee an
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TT an-
for

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stimulate Ganadian

= $25

Plays must t be of paerdon es
ly 30 minutes playing time; short
more than 3500

check-off of union

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Bie most powerful locals of | t:
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due: jd

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ion for ges in the IW. - aware rds in length, and wel no

stitution; denouncement of iti

semitism and racial diserimina-|it is pecmnaed that ae be
ion; requests for government| not too lon;

ownership of fhe BG! Wleetrie| nnd eosin hee af theleoane:

and development of hydro-elec-|tition is March 1, 1945 and only

trie sone in British Columbia;| entries postmarked before mid.
yeconversion; health. insurance;| night of that date will be ac.

rehabilitation of returning vet-| ¢

erans; demands for a construc- RULES
ar forest policy; unemployment
imisiranee: fort lorversiandamany) 1. Manuseripts must be typed,
he a ble spaced on one side only
resolution whieh|© eee BEST aan
rain pein support was| TT of. aah Gages FA
ing uy} BEES) Bc Jee, ES Os CIN TS
ene of abor an lative| 2+ Authors \ eam “must
proposa ee rovinelal Cab |

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postage must also b
crise it contenant desires re-
a

ane a ‘ies will be
Labor ais) Guild for
to author’

ined. by

e AFL painter’s union

_|lasi
ch serine itt the AFL by

delegate
trade union congress this Febru-
ary in London in order that our
e-| membership will be assured of

IAM conference
shortly to songs withdrawing
ane cae AFL o

it Daily
out ota the EAM lea
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all entrie:
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Vancouver,

Govt. Blamed For
reek Crisis

Ronald

ly under

the newspaper

Herald, pointing
ders have

Greek population a1
for

an honorable end

aeress the countr

to hostilities.