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Broaden education
probe, says Morgan

T -
he Labor-Progressive party welcomes the appointment of

Toyal com
Teference

fully effective,

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asker fs Week when he was
P ea: Pacifie Tribune
Eovernme a on the Bennett
athe: nt’s appointment of
Mission, member royal com-
a is instructed to inquire
ae Ngth of the school day
Sitdatigg the “disciplinary
acilities utilization of. school
construct; and economies in
On and operation of

mission on education but holds that the terms of
must be broadened if the commission’s work is to be

his » = ea
4S Was’ the reaction of Nigel Morgan, LPP provincial

schools compatible. with effi-
ciency.

Declaring his party’s inten-
tion of making submissions to
the commission, Morgan said
the terms of reference should:
have been extended to include
an inquiry into means by which

Continued on page 7
See INQUIRY

Jobless Hungarians
were told to steal

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he two men, Szabo Janos

20
Cai charged before Mag-
ing f5 on Scott with steal-
ints, Worth $5.17 from a
Pisa department store.
intern. Ng*guilty through an
Saj lead Janos and Laszlo
Cause ney. stole the food be-
and pine were unemployed
haa aah They said they
work . been able to get any
or some months.
€Y went to the immigra-

ti
M department for help they

oe. unemployed Hungarian immigrants claimed in Van-

ea Court on Tuesday this week that “someone in the

ent; ion department” advised them to s‘eal in order to draw
10n to their plight and obtain assistance.

and Nyakas Laszlo, both aged

testified, “because they don’t
want to send us back to Hun-
gary”. and therefore should
help them in this country.

The advice they received
from “someone” at the immi-
gration department was to go
out and steal something. The
police would get them and then
they would get help.

Magistrate Scott remanded
both men in custody to Fri-
day this week.

ABOR A
MEASURES
FOR JOBLESS

B.C. Federation of Labor has asked Premier W. A. C. Ben-
nett to “declare a state of emergency” and call a public confer-
ence on unemployment to which representatives from all munici-
alities would be invited, BCFL secretary George Home told
Vancouver Labor Council Tuesday this week.

Home disclosed BCFL steps
to combat soaring unemploy-
ment in speaking to a Van-
couver Labor Council resolu-

tion requesting the federation
“to give consideration to the
advisability of taking a large
delegation to Victoria for the

purpose of bringing the seri-
ous unemployment situation
to the attention of the provin-
cial government during the
present session of the legisla-
ture.”

The resolution was adopted
unanimously.

Continued on back page
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