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Film Schedule

The suggestion of a das,

bBo et pate sen
By Sgeaae D ARTHUR DAVIES mittee nadian plant aoe
Like the wonderiul forests of the Que Charlotte Islands is the Russian Taig: siders wigpesdiond zobaatte by
‘ick, abe impenetrable, it stretches for hundreds, for thousands of miles, its wealth employees to improve production
cely tapped, its promise still stretched to the future. Nowhere i e ie ‘a more rormising igures, quali fety
s au a
in the northern Urals, Pines are here and cedars, birches and o} trees, com tease! attend ®
less valuable, but all usé- This month’s de” Union
to continue their — es the evening workers go to film ogee presented on the
Ae pas ies the| they uate the four! their club to see a movie, to read National Film xd Up-Island
lu for avi classes of the setement ae the panes: Water cto tt as Cireuit features The New -P:
ie settlement is tightl; on- Fi Hy iti N tern, a documentary dealing with
nected with city. ARIES OAS EAE Be operations 'P commit-
js| There are many such settle- Ravage is ideal in the settle- in wartim: ritain. V1,
ments in Northern Urals. Lum-|ments we have just described. eran ing to show on the cir-
berjacks work the year around.|For example there’s the problem é cuit is a special feature on the
During the summer they cut , : urrent Victory Lo: program,
rown t fallers’ pay. Fallers 1 nti VA
atone timber. than nin win-| at their x ee ee ee sa LeP Gandfiate in Roya ‘ wale in gripping, dramatic terms
j rosesses in , tertime. There su 3 the story of the eighty-day siege
in “i Ural factories light. ‘ates are the same. Pay is based ive ubyelecuce nd doc! s on film for the
Many” ‘thousands of Russian} Wholé Euilig go out to cut|on footage, and yet the lumber- first time since censorship was
wood. ia Orlova works as|jacks say that’: ‘air, because liseaa the brave fight London
Bahar brother Sergei|not all the trees are alike, “Our G Il ; T k waged against the flying bomb.
Peers! a) the| “2 ection LakeM|siimish on the Home Front, a
zt but Hollywood production, _ stars
bh i Sc F R Alan Ladd, Betty Bato ie
i Or Namey liam Bendix and Susan
y Lalily has fea. ites ‘il better method st found.” ut ee and its story eee ou another
ib baey in the forest. In addition, workers don’t quit Re e initiative of the Port Me-|reason for
ow much do these people ae under why brigade leaders|Neill sub-local was held and a Victory ioe
duce? (gang foremen) don’t receive any|collection of over $1300 was; pp, Ae ats 4
| ova extra compensation for taken inthe camp for Brother SES ee oes
iti RS leading work. Ray Ramey, who suffered the| Tuesday, May Franklin
“cae eat ag Most interesting of all is the|loss of two children and. all his oars ae ee ball
lente 18 = aes ot pais auticle jana his|personal belongings in a fire/River, Camp B 7:80 pms aan
body works he |<titicism. The article describing |4ich completely destroyed his
ody w ly destroy
housewife mother of small rie ee ee nner ake and er | hee a his|_,TButsday. May 10: Port Albér-
;|pressing their opinions was pub- HORS Jaa ‘amey and his); aie al 12:30 midnight;
ren WO) rs ished in ‘Trad, the newspaper| Wife age severe burns and|T in chro
a day Tlowned by PEMA Ueeianl athade | werent to the hospital for
brother. ais ced Gnenti acTievioneaa aaa Friday, May 11: Port Alberni
Even paras er Company contributed $200 to

panolenilcren

work an This

pleountiy sn Tanker: Pa every-
to hel

‘e-|body. is expected

During the ae ry
jacks are helped out by collee-

“umber- ot

“Questions
Sea oy “Usal lumber workers
ni

ers highway sent workers and

a| teams.

working d ae 2

nd the
one recent February:

In
men and women Tumberjacke ret

for T:

of
the forests
to the voice of worker
there, tong ago they
he

Famous faller Linev soon be-

Se ease ators the
responsible economic organiza-
who ‘own’ the workings.”

Ye added to the heavily loaded

Lum-
+

a at s
On Sundays a passenger caro:

jacket, just in hi
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without his

They
Andreyeva, Gribashkina
ragimova.

ete
po ee uted.

war

esate
girls and a nae Taeaiad
come new to the job.

- District Meeting

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often and listen more a tahtivele
te rs | firm:

ould have |!ssue

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secceatt entertainment by
ee Gast cra teiel ma ae ct
on Saturday, Apt

BSW Mill, 12:20 noon; Lunch-
1, Beav

the collection, and Mr. Greenwell, |room. tines f
Brother Ramey’s employer, will|creek, 7:30 p.
keep him on se ae until
he returns t Saturday, a 12: Alberni
Residential School, 7:00 p.m.;)
On 1 23 ata ‘ial meet- | H:
ing o sub-local, the propos

Sunday, May 18: Port Alberni
IWA, 8:00 p.m.; Erie Graf Hall.
Monday, May 4: Great Central,
0; Ee ll, 12:20 midnight, Car
rier Shed

Tue:
Pound, "he: ay ey ‘eam
7:30 p.m.; ayatiys Son ia
ator lay, May 2:

MW
Forum, 7:30 p.m.; UMW Ball

re in line with CIO. Our only
atte ative is to plan our ‘eee
Sreanizati ‘ional “drive desi
to

neces-
ict

P.O. BOX 513

CITY SERVICE

SATION AND GARAGEE
WRECKING and
When In Trouble

Phone 494

BOB BERRY, Prop.

SERVICE CARS

DUNCAN, B.C.

e. The present flstrict per

coat ee sal be eaaieen for
is members

W. T. CORBISHLEY

BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES, COAL

Warehouse: E & N. N. Ry Track, Duncan Street

| suggested sitolaing per capita P.O. 61 PHONE 111 DUNCAN, B.C.
tax from the eras OnaL aa!

this metho annot be

tained as it would 1 of he c als *

open to s spension and wou: r ,

Weaken the whole Sig fox ema z VASES S CAFE

Our

fu e re i eae heey on < . STATIONER — TOBACCO. Sar T -—- CONFECTIONEER

the Pacific Coast and ot SODA FOUNTAIN

gram for a constructive peace Toe a CHM Rotini: Rie

tied up with the welfare of the

CIO. Only by remaining in good|¥ phone No. 1 at COD K oe
standing with the can we D Caf

ourselves our|# - luncan Care
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