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Victoria

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lated Mes, Doris Bi Tessive party this week named a Victoria house-
temp” Tesignat; akey, to contest the provincial byelection necessi-
Libe “ts who Sn of Perey Wright, one of the three Social Credit
i fs in the Plured the multiple Victoria constituency from the
Who to Provide 4 octal election last June. Wright resigned in an
leg ict the sj “ ;cat for Socred Finance Minister Einar Gunderson,

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EFFIE JONES

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“‘Jancouver City Council is directly enone aa

the drastic cut in transportation service resulting eee e
new B.C. Electric schedules introduced October 2 ae e
nes. aldermanic candidate in the coming Civic elections,
rains this week. ‘““The city is responsible nee te
BCER operates under a franchise. agreement ie a
couver which gives council the right to insist on ‘adequate

service.” =
No-one can claim that the new service schedules are
adequate continued Mrs. Jonts. ‘“‘Although there are new

lines operating, 44 drivers have been dropped—yet not a

NPA alder-
single murmur of protest came from any of our

men.
“People waiting for cars and buses are pene passed

up on every line, especially in the morning es event
; h periods. This situation is most acute on the Broadway
pe bus Commuters in large numbers are forced to
Late rnets in miserable weather because of the callous
eitade : the BCER and the spirieless acquiescance of

City Council.

Continued on page 7 — See BCER

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MRS. FLORENCE DORLAND
who returned this week from a
visit to the Soviet Union will tell

of her experiences at a public
meeting in Pender Auditorium
here this Sunday, November 1,

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