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STRY HALL, SEPT. 20-21

Vancouver CLC-CCF Area Conference

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(1) ROBERT STRACHAN, Opposition Leader, addressed the attending
delegotes on the morning of the 20th, in which he stated the position

of the CCF and its greet interest in the proposed political partnership. F; CTURIN
(2) VANCOUVER CLC-CCF AREA CONFERENCE held in the Stry Hall, SHOE MANU ‘A G
eptember was the second in a series of eight conferenc

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| (8) ©. P, (PADDY) NEALE, Recording Secretary of Local 1-217, IWA., | i

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(4) ANOTHER PANEL GROUP chaired by Ray Haynes, representative
of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Stores Union, put their heads

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\ (5) GEORGE DRONECK, A.C.W.A. Representative, chairs yet another 7
discussion pone! which included Bill Pierce, Arnold Webster and UNION MADE
\ Mrs. J. Hallock.