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| eE12. No. 19 | Vancouver, British Columbia, May 15, 1953 <=> * PRICE TEN CENTS

Na ge 0.
Lep. AR Sein MRS. FRANCES GILSTEAD
+ Vancouver Centre ° LPP, Dewdney

UP enters three
‘Wctoria candidates,
19 how in field

Lp
CANDIDATES VICTORIA Mrs. Doris Blakey
Ng OMINATED (Ballot A), Archie McGugan (Bal-
: Cc lot B), and Irvi Mortenson
Morgan SEVER EAST: Nigel (Ballot Cc) tg
Murphy cane A) and Harvey ;
ne allot B), COWICHAN - NEWCASTLE:
Mary ChoUVER CENTRE: Miss Mrs. Myrtle Bergren.
"am Shad (Ballot A) and Wil- NANAIMO - THE ISLANDS:
¥ art (Ballot B), Mrs. Grace Tickson.
ie)
nw Bree BURRARD: ALBERNI: Frank Bottner.
8H) Wr (Ballot A) and J. A
* hyte (Ballot B), = COMOX: Jack Higgin.
SORT if
Stt San VANCOUVER: Rob- When nominations close at 1
UR "son, p.m. this coming Tuesday, May
Napy, William Purves: 19, the Labor-Progressive party
De WEsTm) will have more than 20 candi-
Whurse. NSTER: Alfred dates entered in the forthcoming
DELT a. : provincial election, the largest
* Davig Danielson. number of candidates the LPP

has fielded since the 1945 elec-
N tion.. A press release by LPP
& LSON - CRE provincial election campaign

“Untforg, STON: Thomas headquarters this week, stated
that candidates had been nom-
inated in 19 seats and that fur-
ther nominations in another half
dozen seats were under consid-
eration. Vancouver-Point Grey,
Mackenzie, Salmon Arm _ and
Kamloops were among the rid-
ings mentioned.

DNEy.
“ead, NEY: Mrs, Frances Gil-

One new LPP candidate enter-
ed the field this week when Ir-
ving Mortensen was named to
complete the LPP slate for the

th ol CYrisis: three-member Victoria constitu-

! @ ency.

r Solution Nigel Morgan, LPP provincial
y. . : leader and candidate in Vancou-

proposals for “peace, trade and

I e ver East, will launch his party’s

: he 100,000 new jobs” with a 15-min-
| Page Q ute radio broadcast over CBU
Sn’ ® = and the CBC provincial network

it time on May 19, 10.15-10.30 p.m.
e Sto Three LPP constituency elec-
lh Pped tion rooms were opened in the
sult; : city this week. They are: Van-
ng Asia? couver East, 1285A Kingsway
: (FA. 8262), Vancouver Centre,

a 740 East Hastings, Vancouver
P S e 10 Burrard, 44 East Broadway. (FA.
8097).

SOCRED OIL

DEAL ROBS
BG WORKERS
JOBS

VICTORIA

‘The Social Credit government has agreed to divert 120,000 barrels of crude oil

daily from the Trans Mountain pipeline to the United States, thus depriving 500 B.C.
workers of jobs and robbing this province of an. estimated $2 million annual payroll,”’
LPP provincial leader Nigel Morgan charged at an election nomination meeting here
Monday this week. Morgan, who is contesting Vancouver East in the June 9 election,
was the featured speaker ‘at a meeting which nominated Irving Mortenson, an Island log-

Continued on back page — See OIL

Lie given to U.S. ‘horror’ stories

This picture, received by airmail from Peking, gives the lie to U.S. charges of “ill-treatment”
and “brain-washing” in Korean prison camps. It shows a parade of American, British, Canadian and
other POW’s at an international “Olympics” held last year in North Korea. Sports included baseball,
soccer, basketball and other games.

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