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thei, x paret Union this Saturday, the Soviet people will celebrate

and the ‘€vements in the peaceful construction of their country

Socialigy ProOTESS Of the great program that will take them from a
St to a communist society.

Two big unions
wait strike call

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Paper ot Columbia pulp and
in Pros voted 68.3 percent
and are of Strike action this week,
Shut q, “Waiting a union call to
Coast’. wn eight of the West
Tinute mine mills. If no last-
4209 wement is reached
Pulp yfr0 Members of the AFL
Sulphite ts and the AFL Pulp,
Will be p and Paper Mill Workers
iu the ,Uding picket lines with-
Rig, nt {ortnight.
down On members turned thumbs
Companies” final” offer by the

Continued on back page
See STRIKE

Ganj : :
sane ath wee Wins in Winnipeg

Jacob Penner (above), veteran

» City secretary
wit abor-Progressive party,
2 mare the featured speaker at

Auditor; cert rally in Pender labor alderman, regained his vr!
November” 1S coming Sunday, on Winnipeg City Council las
brate the. » at 8 pm. to cele. week under the banner of oe
Sctobe 36th anniversary of the Labor Election Committee, W!

“We | ‘volution in Russia ning election on the fourth count.
the, Yan B ;
& title of

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© Friends,” will be Another Labor Election Comm!
eS m Rush’s address, Musi- tee candidate, Joseph Zuken, at
Toung Out the and dances will re-elected to the school board.
he program, (Story on page 7).

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Soviet Union this week propose ow
ena Bey problems of the United States, Britain,

France, the USSR and People’s China.

ly to a United

The 18-page Soviet note came in rep ed

States, British and French proposal to hold a foreign min

snttsin ey on Germany's future and an Austrian peace
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cer Soviet Union’s stand, according to eee
js that a fivepower meeting would ease world
the way for the foreign ministers of the
four powers—United States, Britain, France and the Soviet
Union—to settle the German question.

The Austrian questions we ee through
regular diplomatic channels, said the Sovie :

Meanwhile, in Britain, Prime Minister Sir Winston
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; House of Commons, “I believe we are
Chile a there has been a diminution “
i sn zest the probabilities of another war have diminish-

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