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See BYELECTION

Vancouver Plywoods
lays off 400 men

This week 400 workers at Van-
couver Plywoods—some with sen-
iority going back to September,
1950—were laid off, bringing the
total number of men let out in
the past six weeks to 540, out of
a total labor force of 1,050.

Management indicated that
more layoffs are due in the fu-
ture, and told the men that there
would be no rehiring before Feb-

ruary, 1954,

SASK, CCF

GALLS F
WORLD TRA

SASKATOON

Lifting of all embargoes on trade with
Asia and freer trade with
e among the demands
chewan section of the
convention here last

the countries of
all countries wer
voiced by the Saskat
COP: atic annual
weekend.

pted by delegates

Other resolutions ado
mbers of parlia-

and urged upon CCF me

ment included:

@ Demand for immediate withdrawal of
British troops from British Guiana and

r reinstatement of the colony's con’
ded by the British gow
nth after the demo-

cratically-elected People’s Progressive

rnment headed by Dr. Cheddi

oved from office on
ges of plotting 4
d'etat.’

fo
stitution, suspen
ernment last mo

gove
Jagan had been rem
atently false char;

“Communist coup

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(The convention called. for “‘support
to the legitimate aspirations of colonial
peoples to achieve independence and
to determine their own form of gov-
ernment.’ )

Demand for immediate seating of the
“actual’’ government of China in the
United Nations as soon as a Korean
truce is signed.

Proposal for holding a plebiscite in For-
mosa, now held by the remnants of
Chiang Kai-shek’s forces, maintained
only by U.S. arms.

Condemnation of the white supremacy
policies of the Malan government of
South Africa. (The convention re-
affirmed strenuous opposition to Ma-
lan’s policies in a special resolution.)

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