‘UNIQUE RECORD

By J. STEWART T ALSBURY
IWA District President

‘or yet another on as President
just a week after th

ey tay. dresden! of the CBR: I aoe

|The naming of A.
the Canadi:

Es” | elected
he held
recent conyi

Grand President, a post
continuously until the

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2 Baem
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was born on a pee neai

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and work as a feoight handles 4
the Halifax Freight Shed:

First ag ;
Ang he was 26, = preeident each he has held this

R.

Mosher was ‘Treas |
hase ‘Secretary and Treas:

ie Canadian locals were the
part of ae paeaaeionsl

atime of service to
dian lal

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

0 fo: be
iL. Mr, Rene be sires -
whic

“he, only remedy, for ‘imply aid GEER
Dae e of afta ei ear fe wo eee the mails. Deposits will be
0 become organized in the

~|eal field as well as the economic Promptly acknowledged and
Pel cen instructions cartied out with

Pal “ Proper attention to detail. -
oli
Committee was subsequently es. ||| Mine

MOSHER :
Political Action:
Next Advance

sition of Canadian Congress of Labor wi with

hogan to their relations with the CCF end patlepation

ia political action was clarified by President A: R. Mosher

ae Presidential address opening the pak convention
nto.

“WAIT FOR

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rie beets G

Prim er St. Lauren
claims Chat hee isn’t suftcient
norris space in Canada at pres-
bn cert health in-

. Mosher ee the cal
begun to

-| Which is fairly satisfactor
aw’ eo

eee

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BY MAUL

ind their own fegisltion, and
w!

: makes the participation of labor
we serene colts wich more essential and more effective th |
= the legislation vath eae es e be wh
2 Id political p: i
Zi IMPERIAL BANK
OF CANADA

vide
and. control politieal policies,

tablish ed and it drew

dress you letter to any

Pict .
: Trade Unions

ALGONQUIN PARK, ONT.
a peeing | influence

WORKLESS
REASE

A) — Canada’s

ule

ith peel pasion to put

with the coming o!

orgenizations | "The number of aay
mployment

mera sive Cena eae Saat 2,311,

compared with 1,416, 000 da: ae
Jai ae oer. .

s leaped from a total
of ey 127; asi in July, 1951, to the
sum of $6,2! this year, in
respect of unemployment benefits.
eS

iat ight of thelr
and pre-

SAN FRANCISCO
TAILORS —

LOAN a ON

Ove
eee Boots,
Base

t public hag ae
is, claimed Professo:

an overhaul of

 Secph ee
Radi
nd Rings

{ee
Expert Watch Repairing

UNREDEEMED
Suits and Caulk Boo
For Sale
MAIL ORDER

52 West Hastings 8
VANCOUVER, B.C.

treet,

tac listed bel ae and sery-
e will follow ps

e iticize the o
parties, but the workers speak-
ing generally, continue to vote
them...
is of vital concern to
should pas Be
activity reserved for a

OF CANADA

an

eople .. . Vancouver=Granville & Dunsmulr

“The well-known ee that in Vancouver—Hastings ae Abbott
r

Other Bra:
the 4 ta Blt Cs
i ta
ri e no active part eee ane Carey

whatsoever in political affairs,

Istoke Vancouver Victorla
and at

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a Yellowknife, N.W.T.

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Doi , of = CT TTT
The B.C. a
a
tomer womet TE Product of SIX UNIONS /
5 x&k THE VANCOUVER
. PRO CE IS 100%
INION - PRODUCED BY
MEN WOMEN WHO
ELONG TO ONE OF

THESE UNIONS:

YVencouver Typographical Union, Local 226 (TLC-AFL),
Vencouver Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union,
Local 25, (TLC-AFL).

Local 54 (TLC--AFL).)

Blectrotypers & Stereotypers, Vancouver and Victorie,
Local 88 (TLC-AFL).

Ht

LIMITED Vencouver Mailers Union, Local 70 (TLC-AFL).

Newspaper Guild, Local 207 (CCL-CIO).

THE VANCOUVER PROVINCE
PAcific 4211 }

PRINTERS AND Rhea
LITHOGRAPHERS
An Employee Owned Company
1530 WEST 4TH AVENUE
VANCOUVER, B.C.

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