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Payments ToCCFBared

In Steelworkers Leaflet

A leaflet debunking statements by C. H. Millard, Na- tional Director of the United Steel Workers that no money was paid o the CCE, and including photostatic copies of cor-

respondence (reproduced on

this page) exposing that pay-

ments were paid directly to the CCF, was issued this week.

A’ letter republished in the leaflet states in part, “He (Shaky Robertson) wishes you to find some other and more secret means of supplying money for CCE trade union purposes” indicating that the payments of USW funds ‘were made to the CCF.

The leaflet, which drags an

issue out into the open that the national executive of steel have |

epparently been attempting to keep hushed up, places charges that as yet have not been answ- ered by any of the individuals involved in the republished cor- respondence.

A record of correspondence, in- dicating that funds have been us- ed regularly for other than trade union purposes, and signed by elected representatives of the membership of the Steelworkers Union without the sancation of the membership is republished in the leafiet, which makes the

“We are appealing to all members and locals of the USWA in Canada to add your Voice to ours m order that the payment of our union funds to finance a political party be stopped and an investigation made, in order that our union in future may follow sound trade union policies in the best interests of our membership and the trade union movement of Canada.”

_ The leaflet published by Local 3307, USWA, and bearing the signature of Coray Campbell, President of the local was repub- lished by the Boilermakers and

for the in formation of its. mem- bership. Charles Caron, secretary of the

Boilermakers Union, commenting on the publication of the leaflet

Iron Shipbuilders Local No. i, |

Listen In To LPP National Broadcasts —

A series of ‘radio beondog featuring Tim Buck, Natio! leader of tht Labor-Progress) Party, and Dorise Neilsen, El member and federal candid: for North Battleford, will

heard over Vancouver radio = tions, commencing Wein

-May 9.

“The broadcasts, designed i quaint the electorate -of B.C. wW

said, “In some of the plants in eleax up your ol ccount ‘with Underwood and- aiapone: ioe the ©: which we have jurisdiction, some [ieeroib) erding: to the. ierranzoment Shaky wrote Charlie ~~ _ workers are continuously attack- . about. - : :

—|ing the executive and the policies ; of the Boilermaker’s Union. A leaflet was issued recently in one ot the plants covered by our un- ion calling for secession from the

following appeal. the LPP program, cover a Tai : of subjects. Dates and texts

the broadcast series will be

Swe - I-am sorry about the byoriueness: of this. - follows: : pecounes but. for seme reason or other I haven't had an invoice, Wednesday, May 9, although you say you sent one ages ago. It could be that I Buck will be heard over fences

throw itjin the waste, paper basket: Anyway ee have 4. Vancouver at 7:15-7:30 pa — z on the subject, <The Future,

: Foceint sent: ac soon as possible. Ss z s Sad Boilermakers and creating a*false Sou seth: : : : = Qur Country” - | issue by raising the question of Miees aS. “There is-also enélosed $122.94 35 “cover | Mi 5 1b, Dow local autonomy. As these ele- : the 498 0. Gererave and $32.94 telephone account. : Tuesday, ay A a | ments are advocating a “switch” ae: : : Netizen! wal ve’ ees aaa | to Steel, we feel that it is in the eV AEgH Ter oe ay = sts. interests of the members in those on the sublect «Wom shops to put this information be- te eee Wednesday,; May 23,

fore them. Buck will be heard over Chi, Vancouver at 7 -15—7:30 BP ‘on. the subject “Jobs and curity for All’ . ] “Wednesday, June 6, 7 Buck wil], be heard over Cy. Vancouver at 715—7:30 F- on the subject “The Gove ment Canada Needs.” ! The radio. addresses will ment a series of mass ai | ; rallies heralding the openin — the Labor-Progressive Pa’;

; : i Eleine Sefton tells me that your ‘Fichce ~* ¢alled in to see her on his way through Toronto. I didn't ; a notice. him coming to ‘see: us, 80 you can ole him = Feet: very = out ene disc rimtinatlon<- = : =

all you ast Eileen say. bouts “the Rae

“Consider: i = onsiderable confusion has al true, but do you imow anything

ready been created in one of the get» any length of holid his. small shops covered by our agree- 275 : 4 irection in which I intend to head I ments by a group who are trying [igs hould be lot .

to force a transfer to Steel down (ieemmees Pata ae : the throats of our members.”

“This leaflet, published by the members of the Steelworkers, shows ah apparent link-up be- tween the directorship of the . USWA and the CCF, and we felt it best, until this situation is

Great decisions are in the cleared |up properly, to place federal election. campaign mi” .making, and the Vancou- these facts before the member- province. It is” expected 3 ver Sun sends a famous’ - See the Boilermakers,’ Caron there will be a high degre =} staff member to chronicle concluded: Secheedbetecbebedesebedeebbebobesebechebedebedeshdedbebedhebbdoidebdrdebsebdebdebbbbkee | public interest in the broa | and interpret their making! The leaflet came as a sequel to | = = | series, and that many By | ;) _|a story published by the daily a N IVE RS AL N S a = | reached through the medi — Be 3 : press three weeks ago, in which | = ews t an % |the broadcasts whom it ¥- Also at San Francisco rep- charges were levelled by Coray | = . = | otherwise be impossible oy resenting readers of the Campbell with regard to pay- = 138 East Hastings Street =z taet personally. Vancouver Sun: ments to the CCF. & * | The well-known ‘leader 0: @ ROY BROWN : S et ; 3 | Labot-Progressive party “@ Bruce HUTCHINSON Bruce Mickleburgh Labor = ae eee = | Condes ae of ee eee Sp : 2 Y ? = = fe cen bak Oo 7 J Mitt novower | Pa 2ST. teem, |= Language and Home Town Newspapers & | itiy+ Sa sa, a 2 PEM left Sunday on a tour of can- | & and Pro ressive Literature = ; i in ge : ° neries on the northwest coast of s 3 & He Comme in 3 British Columbia, in the course | = 5 o z - For FULL coverage of big of which he will speak at a pub- = * IF WE DON’T STOCK IT, WE CAN GET IT goatee is : ae events, intelligent readers | lic meeting in’ Ocean Falls spon- Pittthbhbbitrhbibithrhibbirhhbbbhrrbbbbe rrr bts : Come to the look to the Vancouver Sun! sored by the Ocean Falls Labor- 2 NIAGARA CAF =) Progressive club. aa A = = read... 2 Meet Your Friends at the : for ill Turmer is leaving shortly : E AK ISH. VANCOUVER for a tour of Interior points EMPRESS HOTEL Z STE ee pee ee oe along the 235 EAST HASTINGS STREET 425 West- Pender s far as ako. 5 = ¢ @ Under New Progressive Seecscacevnssesseesnascanueasenereeeerysa nee Management : - PSE MOT oa UPI @ Modern, Strictly Fireproo —— : WALK-RITE SHOE = Building ‘ : T UD : REPAIRS = @ All Outside Rooms > WAND S ps . = : = P. bl Phone MArine 1161 for = Speedy Service or While = © parlors: Come pEtable . “Anything With a ee Wu, is = You Wait E : ; «Daily Home Delivery |: a5 Seek Sees 3 . ee <ore teoe 8 E. Hastings St 1 Soe eS 2 NEW WESTMINSTER B.C. : PHONE: PAcifie 5364 ele 2 VANCOUVER: CTTUTTTTTTTUTINUVVOOUUUUVOUUVQUONNDIUINIUONINIDIIIIINOIIIIIIIITTIITIN | Stetecsstotreresstseresssnscscoersssarsarinsisrsireriaiy a a - als = = =