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. Wind: ‘on rally
SUB SCORE | backs jobless plan

WINDSOR
More than,1,000 workers, meeting in Palace Theatre heré
have pledged their support to a vigorous campaign to combat

SUBS OBTAINED: 837 : unemployment, which is, causing hardship to thousands of

Windsor families. They endorsed a five-point program plac

SUBS NEEDED: 363 before them by speakers including Labor Council Preside! |
: Sasso, George Burt, Canadian director of United Auto Workef
Union, Charles Brooks, president of Chrysler Local 444, and
: PROVINCE Vic White, president, Ford Local 200.

GREATER VANCOUVER CLUB PAnGur ACHIKUED The program demands: .ously hostile to labor, refused
See Syacsah tegen aig bere @ Supplemental seasonal: to carry any announcemenls
Avanos et 15 26 Aldergrove ------------ 5 7 benefits conforming to unem- of the large rally, or even ¥
Broadway = ase 40 35 Granbrook. 23-2252 10 aS ployment trends in given’ send a reporter to it.

Seo ack 20 14 Beis 10 eis areas, as for example change- But the Star could not black

Ree Se ee 2 ye rae over layoffs in the auto in- out the facts of unemploy
st —_ “SS ae a8 Fort Langley ---------- 20 6 dustry: such funds to be paid ment in Windsor which sto
Electrical --..---------- 35 14 ae 15 4 from the general fund of the at almost 14,000 in mid-SeP
eS Se re 10 7 Kami federal treasury and to con- tember. '
deniluinge 2. 40 41 iis! LEP eames etree zo 14 tinue through the period of While the auto city is on

a Gatner 7 15 3 unemployment. the most hard-hit centre
ee agape s > = Maple Ridge 15 10 @ A federal tariff structure there is not a National Employ”
SE = eka ee ee encouraging development of ment Service office from 5
Me Pleasant 30 7%, Michel-Natal -__-------- 15 4 secondary industry in Canada, John’s Newfoundland, to We
Niilo Makela __+:_------ 10 4 Wission te tee 9 and so to assist in curtailing toria, B.C., which does -

: : : ‘ ae : oy"
Norquay: 22 = ee aes | li : the increased importation of show an increase in unemp
Oléin = s 6 Nelson --------------- 10 21 car parts in favor of Canadian ment over last year — 8,7
. PG ase Se New Westminster _____- 35 24 manufactured goods. more jobless in the Maritim®
Peng. Pai ------------- 5 2 Notch Hill 10 ” i @ Immediate action on a 27,000 more in Quebec, 40,0
Point Grey __---------- 40 oo Ae BN ie a SA federal works program for the more in Ontario, 9,000 moré of
"Point Grey _ 22 - 40 17 Powell River -_-------- 35 ©. 15 Windsor area. the Prairies, 14,000 more
Vic'ory Square -_------ 40 24 Prince George -------- 10 4 @ An agreement between B.C. she iA
Watertront 20 10 the Ontario and federal gov- As of September 19 t :
a Steveston ------------ 5 1 ernments whereby the prov- year there were 255,896 pe
West End ------------- 15 8 North Surrey ____----- 15 19 ince will receive federal assist- Sons registered for jobs at i
North Burnaby ------- 40 31 ance when unemployment s0vernment employment %:
South Surrey 15 4 ee . oie th
South Burnaby ______- 40 Oe es ee rises above a designated per-  fices; this is 97,092 above
North Vancouver --_-_ 30 24 si slaps Samer RES oa , 35 12 centage. figure on September 29, 19
ay: ‘Miahsieibed Wanciek? 3s $ Ste ge a ees ae 10 8 © Immediate utilization by And the winter has not 7
na ; ngdiiny oe : the federal government of all begun! Z
City Miscellaneous -__-_- 44 Correspondence ------- 10 2 | possible agencies and re- In the House of Common
oo source with the view to estab- the Liberals, seeking poll :
Tota. ee 434 ; lishing industrial machinery, capital for themselves ane |
PROVINCE MISCELLANEOUS aircraft, chemical, steel and  noring their own responsibil
= 2 aluminum industries in the for the situation, pounde?@ —

VANCOUVER ISLAND iy Gn tate Se a eee 5 1 area, the government on the unet
Ribera. ce: 45 30 Prince Rupert -------- 10 10 The Windsor Star, notori- ployment issue.

Campbell River ------- 35 8 Salmon Arm --------- 5 5. 'e e
Courtenay aaa 906 Solna anne a le urges campaigi
Combertand =<... -=--. <= 20 16 Miscellaneous ___------ 34

e ;
Se aan = | for increased grants
Nanmbime <> 3. 85 62 SS SPORAT, see 403 g. ;
Perksyilie 2. so = 10 5 ood “Vancouver City Council should launch an all-out ari
obde ee 35 25 GRAND TOTAL __ 837 now to compel the provincial government to incréase its ee |

to the city,” said Effie Jones, independent aldermanic care |
date in the coming civic elections, at a meeting of 200 a in
leaders held Monday this week at city council chambers —
City Hall.
The meeting was called to ; mi
: 3 for the spending of $43 ‘af
discuss Vancouver’s $72,527,000 fon Gremubliein aris includ?

i Five Year Plan which will be Ba 2 da large ip
: submitted to voters December “.TCC!S# SEWERS an ‘des
Se 11 : cinerator. It also prov} 8
Mrs. Jones said She support- $5 million to be spent on P $

ed the Five Year Plan and
pointed out that Vancouver

and public recreation, 29°,
million as the city’s share ie

Special sub rates effective only from
housing redevelopment 12

September 15 to November 15 . is falling behind in essential ot End,
civic services. She sharply
Six Months $2.00 — One Year $3.50 criticised failure of the Non-

Partisan Association city coun- ;
cil to vigorously fight for } R 0 0 F | NG
greater aid from senior gov-

Here’s my sub ernients.

“Taxes on homes are higher
than they have ever been and

Ns RRS a eh ee Ses ey eR Eg eae Re el Se EE RUS ap ae ks ag Reel ea Se tk Xe

NAME —___.-... -------- + ----- ~~ ===> working people cannot afford
another tax increase,’ said

POO er ee ee ee ct. eee ae ae Mrs. Jones, stressing that a

Duroid, Tar and Gravel
Gutters and Downpipe?

Reasonable F
NICK BITZ pA. 60

large part of the money need-
ed to implement the Five Year
Plan must come from. senior
governments.

The Five Year Plan calls

November 8, 1957 — PACIFIC TRIBUNE—P.