8 B.C. LUMBER WORKER 2nd Issue, April

Unions Ban Race Prejudice

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1. MEMBERS OF CHINESE COMMUNITY have friendly chat with Vic
Forster, Secretary, Vancouver Labour Council, oyer a cup of tea.

2. TOM ALSBURY, President, Vancouver Trades and Labour Council
dicusses community attitudes on race problems with Mrs. Rex Eaton and
Mrs. Ethel Allardice (right), at Institute.

| bie 3. PROFESSOR WILLIAM DIXON tells Race Relations Institute the facts
| ee Seed about the Doukhobor problem as seen by the Commission of which he
was a member.

4. EMMETT HOLMES (right) Local 1-217 IWA, Chairman of the general
assembly of the Race Relations Institute plans his program with Gordon
Purvis, Business Agent Building Service Employees Union, and Chairman
of the Joint Labour Committee.

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