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sd MILK SCANDAL
Lower costs — higher prices

Riga Although wage increases 1,000 in the city. milk. “But we don’t any
won by Vancouver milkmen Addressing the Mission inane: he added.
and inside dairymen will local of the Farmers’ Union Acting .28 8 spokesman
uu not cost. distributors one Of B.C. on Tuesday this for the distributors he dis-
penny, the price of milk is Week, Milk Drivers’ busi- closed that the industry will

expected to rise by two mess agent George Shaw seek higher prices to take

702 SIBEUCS Gohis Hone said: Lae vot “generally higher

; costs.

; “The every other day de-

eas cue terms: of me livery plan, azid other econ. Consumer. groups, alarm-
Meret FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1956 new collective agreement |. ld tak ed at the steady drop in the
.) (Syabpialeth : signed recently by Vancou- Bar WOR ake cate coe consumption of milk by
Needs No. 50 VANCOUVER, BC. O¢ ver dairies and the Milk higher wage costs.” people in the lower income
8 Authorised as second class mail by Drivers’. Union, skip-a-day He told his audience of brackets, have demanded

i—___ the Post Office Department, Ottawa

delivery will be introduced, farmers that Vancouver that where an increase in
thus eliminating 150 work- Labor Council once opposed price is necessary, it be met

Mo O S e cl ers out of approximately increases in the price of by government subsidy.
fy es ae
(oll

lefeated

Nag,tht civic voting Wed-
Mn’ this week, Vancouver
on artisan candidates stag-
ly . back into office, trailed
‘eg arge protest vote. The
lige CePtion was in the parks
Mop. Contest where Arnold

tay er former CCF provin-
bye eer running as an in-
Ag lent, topped the poll.
lent, ™M past years, indepen-
ev Polled strong votes, but
hs Strong enough to threat-
‘tat * Machine that has dom-
ty Vancouver civic poli-
A a the past two decades.
‘ly “8. approved the $1 mil-
Park purchase bylaw, but
ty; both the proposed $1
Sem NE coliseum and land

“ff this week federal
S Minister James Sin-
Mead that if Vancouver
k hee the coliseum bylaw,
i his Support giving the
Hon 1on federal grant to
he "Ps for a livestock buil-
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Opyplete vote was:

4) “NCIL (first four elect-
pg) “le. Halford Wilson
ng” 35,080; Ald. Earle Ad- |
lho, NPA), 30,885; Ald.

r ‘
th S® Miller (NPA), 30,623;
) jell
hte

dest! (NPA) 27,531; ie
he ckson (Ind.) 26,409;
Nt Jor ttom (Ind) 20,110; in € r
Dane’ (Ind,), 17,757; Al- \

Nn (Ind.), 14,534, ot ES

~~ BOARD (first five
* Annie Angus (NPA),

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