BOYCOTT SOUTH AFRICA
GOODS URG-D BY BCFL

The B.C, Federation of Labor
convention in Vancouver last
week decided to step up the
campaign for boycott of South
African goods. A circular dis-
tributed to delegates listed the
following products being sold in
BeGee

South African fruit comes
under the general name of CAPE
FRUITS and these are sold in
some countries under the follow-
ing names: ORANGES, ‘‘Out-
‘span’’; GRAPES, ‘South African
Grapes DF B”; Plums, “South
African Plums DF B”; APPLES,
‘‘Dunn’s’’ and ‘*Dunn’s Seedling,’’
“Golden Delicious” and “Red De-
licious” “Golden Glory.” PEARS,
“Packham” and “Packham Tri-
umph,’ “Doyenne,”“Buerre Bosc”
and “Cape Avacado Pears,”

JAMS AND MARMALADES:
These are sold under these
names: ‘‘Bonnyvale Travers Ar-
cagia. 2 stkoo, xis... -ano
‘¢Golden Glory,’’

There are many brands of
CANNED FRUIT. These are the
names to watch for: ‘‘Koo,’’

‘‘Domingo,’’ ‘*Ashtan,’’ **Kloof,’’,

‘‘Hugos,’’ ‘Golden Reef,’’
‘“*LKB,’’ ‘‘Golden Glory,’’ ‘‘Surf
Maid,’’? ‘‘Magnet,’’ ‘*Zyp Pro- -
ducts,’? ‘*Summit,’’ ‘*Country

Market,’’? ‘*Helen Macgregor,”’’

These oranges are now on sale atall
Super-Valu and other stores.

eR EA. “SHamlet,. Sonver

Leaf,’’ «G’" and “IXL,”’

“Pearl” or *Paarl’s,” “Rare-
dew,” “LE,” “Western Pride,”
“Divec,” “Beulah,” “Benedict,”
“Golden Cuckoo,” “Southern
Pride,” “Cermain,” “Sir Mon-
tagu,”. “Solar,” “Safari” and
“Wolsely Pride,”

Names of South African WINES
are: ‘*Chateau Libertas,’’ ‘Vlak-
kenberg,’’ ‘‘La Gratitude,’’ ‘‘Ne-
derbrug Riesling,’ ‘*Roode-
berg,’’ ‘*Cap Constantia,’’*‘Rem-
brandt Brandy,’’ ‘‘Oudemeester
Brandy,’’ ‘‘Thenniskraal,’’ ‘‘ Alto
Rouge Red Wine,’’ ‘‘La Residence
Sparkling Wine,’’ ‘‘Grumbergen
Stein,’’ ‘Van der Humm Liquer,”’
‘¢Paarl’s’’-wine and brandy,
‘tBertrams’” and ‘‘Richelieu
Brandy.’’

Welcome Home Party For Couple

A Welcome Home Party for.

Joe and Alice Wilchowy will be
held on Saturday, November 13,
at the Ukrainian Centre, 805 E.
‘Pender St. in Vancouver. Spon=-
sors of the welcoming party are
the Vancouver branches of the
Assn, of United Ukrainian Ca-
nadians and Workers Benevolent
Assn.

A family supper will be served
at 6:30 p.m. Admission (including
supper) is $1.50 for adults and
50¢ for children under 12, After
the meal a film on rheumatism
will be shown, and those present
will have the opportunity of par-
ticipating in Bingo or being
served refreshments,

Joe and Alice have many

JOE AND ALICE WILCHOWY

friends on the Lower Mainland,

Both were active in the AUUC

‘and WBA (and the old ULFTA)

from 1928 to 1957, at which time
Joe was asked to work in the
National Office of the WBA and
they moved to Winnipeg.

Alice was the first secretary
of the Polish Branch of the WBA

wwhen it was formed in 1950 and

Joe was an executive member of
the Canadian Soviet Friendship
Society. He was also active in the
trade union movement and re-
mains an honorary member of
Mine Mill to this day. :

Now, Joe has returned to Van-
couver in the capacity of National
Organizer for the WBA in B.C.

‘elect

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Dear Reader:

~

Our Annual Circulation Drive for 1500
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November 15. With only a few days left
before this deadline, we are still short some
700 subs. As a result, we have found it
necessary to prolong the Drive by one
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With eight weeks of campaigning behind
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Pacific Tribune would find little time to
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visiting new people to add to our mailing
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In short, through no fault of their own,
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