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Labor Day in 1955 may be celebrated more whole-
heartedly than has been possible for a number of years.
There has been a definite lessening of tension in the inter-
national field. While the Big Four meeting at Geneva did
not achieve all the success that had been hoped for, never-
the world’s political leaders

md to have consider ble value in promoting better

‘is bow
nioaeinoael international relationships. _ ship:

The danger of another pats so
destructive as to ibe alia abe

HUB HUMOR foretront of ate set an
encour

aging to ea pia
these has: ome ‘ove:

Labour
Day
1955

By A. as MOSHER,

workers realize ie eanae
of yoinee a rees | tion of such policies.
te the on jm

ing any voice in the determina-

resident

the free world and the Commun-
ist group of nations

Py
So

"as
concer:

ur history. Some i

still suffering from setbacks, but
the verall picture is reasonably
satisfactory.

The Toes movement in Can-
la has seen some Rete ox by)
developments since oa aber
Day. The most im ant.

pee an a playingwith | these a the siete merge
Labor

aghetti2"
DOSER SLACK SALE —

etween the Trades

into one body the ‘Ameriean Late

eration of Labor and the

gress of In dus trial Organiza-
"The organized workers of

Canada, through their unions,

have obtained improvements in

ina amet of indi eh s. The
increase: power
thus See available a5 ‘keep the
industry fatale and
of the

wheels of ii
romotes

Gabardine, flannel and nylon
mixture slacks, $9.50 pair—
2 pairs $17.50. All the new -
shades in a complete size range.

adian Congress of Labor. A mer=

ger agreement pea nisaiy been

approved by a Convention of the
Mrades and ‘Labo
Jani

Canada, and it is expected that
this will also be approved at a
Conventi f the Canadian Con-
gress in October next.
7a i is ee OUEy: that similar
43 EASHUACTICS action is being taken in» the

United States to bring together

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