e.

Johs, tax relief asked in
civic election program

Action to’provide jobs is a key point in the program of
Mona Morgan, aldermanic candidate in the coming sa

found

“Money is always

wal 1 s another key point. The pro-
the preser nr of
she said ssessed val-

service and ue; lowering of the mill rate;
a graduated business tax; the
"Mor

was developed |; full cost of education.

umbi I

to serve B.C. and not the U.S = : Pee

tc serve B.C. and not the U:S., The ward system which is
could

lead to industrializa-
is of new
heap pt
One of the first .
lo if elected will be to
cancellation of
the present Columbia _ give-
away deal and urge an all-}|
Canadian development: I will |
also press for the earliest tak-
ing over of the B.C. Electric.
Otherwise the people will be
denied the benefit of power
development which will go|
largely to the B.C. Electric
monopoly.”

Mrs. ‘Morgan is also calling
for a more humane attitude to |
those on social assistance who | Concerned about the growing
now wait at starvation point | trend towards war,” Mrs. Mor-
for their inadequate allot-) 84m Said at a tea Saturday.
ments: “Ym concerned from a dollars

Tax relief for homeow ners | 2nd cents view, and I’m more
-|conecerned from a common
}sense view which says that
| war is not the answer to any-
| thing: that peace is the con-
}cern of all governments in-
|}cluding city government.

“If Vancouver is to prosper
| we must have peace and inde-
|} pendence instead of the dan-
“|'gerous policies now strangling
our economy and resulting in

tion
tion cities is a central feature of

JOOS as

rates
I will

press for the

elected board of cortrol and |

other points.

To help alleviate the grow-
ing traffic congestion cheap,
|fast transportation downtown
is called for.

A halt to the wasteful arms
spending would provide large
sums for the civic projects put
forward in Mrs. Morgan’s
program.

“As a mother ’m deeply

“ROOFING

& SHEET METAL

senior governments to assume |

in operation in most Canadian |

the civic democracy plank in |
Mrs. Morgan’s program. An |

2 |Board is

DOROTHY LYNAS

an end to secret meetings are |

‘Sharpe Speaks On
Japan H-Bomb Rally |

George
I.B.E.W.,
|color slides of the 6th World
| Conference Against A. and H.
| Bombs held recently in Tokyo
| which he attended as a.dele-
| gate.

The meeting is on Nov. 30
at 8 p.m. in the Street Rail-
waymen’s Hall, 125 E. 8th
Ave.

Sharpe of the|
will speak and show|

|Labor makes strong bid in ;
‘North Van. city, district

Civic election activity in North Vancouver this yeal |
| will center around the strong campaign being waged by |
| the Labor Elections Committee to ost Sas in n boll
| the City and District. Rees = = oc

| In the School Board race in| Waymen. With the question of 2
| the District, Trustee ‘Dorothy | Unemployment looming largé |
| Lynas, senior membét of the|in North Vancouver (Burrard |
up for re-election. | Shipyards is a virtual ghost
| This year the Labor Elections | Plant), the fighting construe
| Committee has formally en- | tive program of the Labor El
|dorsed her candidature thus | ¢ctions committee is bound 1
| enhancing her prospects of el- | be reflected in the voting.

ection. |

Over the years Mrs. Lynas |
|has championed the cause of |
| increased federal and provin-
cial aid to education. One of
|the main planks in her pro-
| er am is the demand thai the
federal government pay for
the entire cost of elementary |
education out of monies now
wasted on armaments expen-
ditures.

In the City the Labor Elec-
tions Committee is running
two strong candidates for al-
derman. Bernie Keely, execu-
tive member of the Marine
Workers and Boilermakers
and Sam Third, prominent
members of the Street Rail- C. B. KEEL Y = g

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