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Claude Ballard, while Mrs. “Jocko” Colwell smilingly appro’

bos Economic Review

By B W_ KENNEY IWA STATES
aeons Monee ch arenes in Report to

Vigilantes
inessmen organized “Get
CIO” committees, and there- h Anntial Convention.
proceeded to ee a aid CANADA is es the second highest standard of P E A E POI | yy.
ope ‘am organi: dy livin iy y. Its Gees C C
liv ie with rE he
and appeal to to sie, ies Policy of the International Weed iroukets of America
_ by ee few isi on Foreign Policy w ie Portland
factor. tion when by aaelution ie views of th ware were pe gonad,
haa on all phases of international Gelatin
Pp ; significant highlights in
ped up to an runbelievable frenzy, | Come are climbin; en statement of policy are quot-
and the most incre: ae brut a aiey _ meen eae ritai thoug] ri- | ed hereund:
con tiolatl upon local trade 5 5% ethan Sets ee ave

freedom live their liv.
peace. Milhions have been a

s of Industrial | into slave labor or are ures

“The con gres:
is Ag et f roducti Orestat, naa affirms ae detenmt ated in ie a ‘cam
i x thi: tion t inue the struggle
oui ion the facts recounted aan 1 ing 17% | 4; pres ten 1952 the produe- | FON? oncom aaue eg ond ween. | “Totalitarianism eans, en de.
tothe e oe that trade union this ye n of scaled timber ran 1,963 | tenance of an enduring peace and struction ‘ot free tra ia le-unions and
s Di i is i red to 1,593 | f¢ democracy throughout the|°f their power to protect the
ery rid, Today peace and freedom | tights of the workers. The well-
tr we producing gazense m n the world are threatened by | SPring of this meance is 0:
have continued to expand opera- an international conspirac: - | Viet Union which in its thiry-four
tion: % dh for aut trolled by one imperialist po Har. | ate ce gaat uo pas become
i i i onstruction Soviet Communist aggression has citizen is op-
Drive Will Win Residential, commercial and Seer » gai mM-! fully revealed its world-wide | Pressed in the name of freedom,
Tt should also be remembered inatttiona reo ara a 2 el scope, and we believe that the |Where the workers are exploited
ae the aaer is aay pect ite t x ae ort United States must take the lead me: of socialism, where
eect the frst montis of this year ac- | f° e in organizing the mutual defense, | Poverty is rampant while the rul-
fantsing Bites through ke ng foRne le ‘di; 0 e figur hi above loth military and economic, of |g bureaucracy becomes even
muthern States, Ree gh ee as ‘iv L eat ae such | the free world. more enriched, where peace
‘ Sieistry fa showing a tendency a ks aoe pede io a pte ee one ay “The Soviet Dictatorship has ene war, and democracy means
to move to the South, where em-|spend 27% more i cn HAGE hes, forsee 4.303% | 2ims_ and purposes similar to ur

‘ane i pial : at. | percent in dollars from a figure | {ROSe of the Neale and is aso Free Institutions
od pace million to $1,668.9 mil-| soviet Communist aggression “The CIO believes that other
i i aoe) by mn er-| nations must be allowed to work
aul nolecalg ees reion, thr for their own improvement in ac-

» fifth- ul
mic coe eats,
Fal iecen ion cans when it dares,
by open warfare against the free | b
world.
Military Defence
“Adequate military strength is | S20u)

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mn
‘ : CER ae Capit Cl tsae ellecinnl seuicceay con lemocracy.
* 2 = . PP i i ‘ession G
at region as our contri- A ¥ = at ar ag pea Dade aie pallinieertaey however vi rane stn
‘ ‘ sell the revolution: anti-Communis not assets

..|in the struggle 0 of the community

ring two-thirds of the world’s | of free n:

population—the under-privileged| The ae ess of Industrial Or-
-thirds who are hungry, ill,

KN OTT types Ta general, all wholesale prices
: Rited to ex are down 16.5% from a year ago | ang
SEC ary but still considerably higher than

RRED am ber Shipments the avera’ Be 0 of all commodities.
4 Company Earnings eig
the 948 October Aiidata dion lumber to the | By far the excatect percent of
ee pase en extend- | » e pene for any ase ae ve of q
m Sep 16th to Osta: up in| mg to hope for from Soviet ag- | forw:
bl he gressions. PTustea id of denouncing

these movements as Communist, | preserving the blessings of dem-
oeracy and freedo:

“ary Be cna |e we should recognize that even
Bhd approved by the gathering. peters lseuided’y efor Eee rond United Nations
deo betterment, nation: dndenend . ‘We believe the United Na-

ence
an in isto and | man dignit;
sed their net worth] “In addition to repelling Soviet
military aggression, the free | wo:
lem te in

net | wo} tr a
arte for all athe industote was ae tice that it can deal with the

ain oe r|problems of self-government, | ti
v 1 - 5
-ganiza- | and : one oat | indus te 26.29, mad iretorm © racial diverenced
nonth “ Thi positive proof, that |labor standards, and living condi.
ory Knott was | the same 38 e188 ote these companies are prospe: a total
By ge ees “agi Age ean social
es they pay to their aoe Re

ion Members World Threat
Lal ee in Ot-| “Today only six years after the
b1,{tawa states that sae vinon a defeat a the Axis areal
Exports to United i cee peateeati in Canada stands at Begone is es ee with
well ahea vianism an itruc-

therefore running Ne shows that 1,146,121 tion of its basic liberties.
ite of . price drop from Canadians elon mg to unions with| “Hundreds of millions of men | out internation:

11.49 as to of Labor i i
red ois to-

of | countries have been deprived of

au 600 over 1951 ao eernis their freedom of conscience, their
means that three one of every | freedom to worship as they | can help Sanne note
re Nila in Canada now be-| please, their freedom to speak | progress and through-
a union. their minds without fear, out the wor nd oe