' How did your MLA voi

. week the provirfeial
legislature concluded its
longest session since: 1930.
Where the Coalition, under
its new leader, suave, corpor-
ation-heeling Premier Byron
“Boss” Johnson, had counted
on its secure majority to push
through a reactionary, anti-
labor and anti-popular pro-
gram in short order, public
opposition was reflected in
the stiff legislative fight put
“up by the CCF, particularly
on the Sales Tax and Bill 87.

Nevertheless, although con-
stituency pressure forced a
few Coalitionists to bolt gov-
ernment ranks on some
issues, the government suc-

~ Here’s the record rédubaiting can’t hide

The Coalition answers the people’s needs

business-inspired program in-
to the provincial statutes.

of the people’s interests, its
~ spokesmen, notably Finance

and Labor Minister Gordon
S. Wismer, and Alan Mac-

A. R. MacDougall, resorted
to unprincipled red-baiting.

The Pacific Tribune is
fighting for its editorial
policy of uniting the people
at the polls to defeat the
Coalition and elect a CCF
government. —

Here in the record of how
MLA’s voted, is the argu-
ment that proves the need
of that policy.

While the votes were taken
on motions, bills, amend-
ments and points of order,
in each case the record has
been tabulated on the’ basis
of the real issue involved.

Its a recotd that no
amount of red-baiting can
hide.

ceeded in writing its big And to cover up its betrayal Minister Herbert Anscomb Donell, Don C. Brown and
CCF Opposi- CCF Opposi- Coalitionists
tion and Coalitionists tion and voting with
Tom Uphill Coalition voting with Tom Uphill Coalition Opposition
(Labor) Opposition (Labor)
; t, Gillis 11 For B.C. to fight for a new tax
To impose a three per cent NO YES septal social security deal fro
e Iston, Bennett and security m
sales tax. SOLON Ottare in place: of. present YES NO NONE
2 To adopt the anti-labor Bill 87. NO YES NONE “political football” policy.
For B.C. to enter field of rent :
Bennett, Hodges, 12 entre. xES NO NONE
For the Select Standing Com- Gillis, Rolston,
mittee on Labor to hear briefs YES NO Smith, Mowat, 13 For conference *to stabilize :
on labor matters and make Johnson (W. J.) municipal-provincial financial YES NO NONE
recommendations. relationships. ;
n up the facts behind 4 For such meagre school tax
4 the “av ee cent gas price YES NO sabe NG 4 reforms as were brought eeu age
boost. . down,
gainst nd - 7 ONE For government auto insur-
na congo fee a seis eee 2 aS ED hacia present Bosna: 3S NO NONE
forse Bul? ES za for private companies. :
Towards settling milk prices . sere :
on a basis satisfactory to con-| YES cS Seri 1 ee YES NO NONE
sumer and farmer. : ae
i : To allow women to prevent)”
7 So block, expbri.pf logs 038°) yes NO NONE Aa ciatanth “Taman wisporing "st | 25% : NONE
U.S. to save B.C. lumber mills. home and to increase deserted XES xz.
To return higher revenue to g Hodges, Mowat, wives’ allowances. . i
the people from mining cor- YES NO SD , oat 18 For extensions present Forest
porations, Act. (Not challenged by vote >
: iners’ union King, Hodges, was basic principle of this act \
ae eee ae late out of YES NO Smith, Hogg, which entrusts huge forest YES YES __ NONE
pee i cepa rt ie Johnson (W. J.) areas in perpetuity to big busi- .
Metalliferous : ness for “forest manage-
10 For hospitalization scheme to ment”)
which. 5 rare ee “538 re 19 For the single concession to te
mum: 0 a s ,
nually. (Many CCF proposals} = YES YES NONE pons eae Sam bogies jee 9 YES NONE
ie improvement were reject- Poniona:
. : i
: a Ee vice versa? ONLY TIME (INC.) and it is no secret to the trade
WILL TELL. In the meanwhile, that U.S. Secretary of State
ime : a Loe WI } Marshall Plan nations are on the George C. Marshall (write us for
. ‘ alert!” (We recommend this pho- his testimonial) got his two Secret
; : : PHOTOGRAPHS to to Bob Morrison for use in his | Bogota Russian Agents from the

By TED TINSLEY

Vancouver Sun _ recently
earried an item confessing the
fraudulent nature of an alleged
Communist document known as
“Protocol M,” widely published
‘last January as the secret orders
supposedly issued to German Com-
’ munists instructing them to sabo-
tage American and British plans
in Germany. Poor Ernie Bevin,
who hugged the protocol to his
bosom, finding it much more com-
fortable than long winter under-
Wear, is now in the embarrassing
Position of having to admit what
he undoubtedly knew from the
very beginning.

The papers, in burying Protocol
M, remarked that political forg-
ers and adventurers are now hav-
ing a field day selling phony doc-
uments to various governments,
state departments and other suck-
er bait. Not being one to let a
800d, thing slip through my fin-
gers, I have gone into the business
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PROTOCOLS A-L, N-2

(Protocol M has been temporar-
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These protocols’ are all genuine
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Our photograph line is particu-
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here to mention only two:

PHOTO M-24 — A picture of
Babe Ruth with a bat over his
shoulder and a small boy. looking
up into his face. The caption (in
Romanian) reads: AMERICAN
BRUTE ABOUT TO CLUB BOY’S
BRAINS OUT, This photograph,
together with forged documents
purporting to “prove it was found
in Bucharest last year, is particu-
larly recommended for uncritical
users such as the Toronto Tele-
gram, Bob Morrison and the Far-
ris boys, and John Hladun.

PHOTO F-4a — Photoraph of
Georgi Dimitroff, Prime Minister
of Bulgaria, with caption, in Eng-
lish: “IS THIS HENRY WAL-
LACE? Expert barbers have
pointed out that with a different
hair do, a new nose and changed

jaw line, a sharper angle to the:

eyebrows, and a different draping
of the cheeks, this might be a
photograph of Henry Wallace. In-
formed sources in many embas-
sies, bars, grills and capitols are
asking the question: Is Georgi
Dimitroff Henry Wallace? Or

column in the Vancouver Sun,
because we believe his inability to
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