Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 21, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 8 Winnipeg free press thursday August 21, 1952 society indebted to labor for benefits Maybank society May Well be grateful to. To their organize labor for its achievements which have benefited All either directly or indirectly or. Justice respect responsibilities in this the future of the coun try would be secure and its ability to give service leadership and Aid Ralph Maybank said in Winnipeg u other countries would continue wednesday night. To grow. He was speaking at a banquet Given to the trades and labor Congress of Canada by the City of Winnipeg. A Trade unionist himself with a Long standing membership in the brotherhood of Railroad trainmen he addressed the delegates As Bro thers. In 1909. He , when he came Back to Winnipeg after a four year Hobo tour of Western Canada and the United states he began work As a railway Man and for nearly nine years studied at the University by Day and switched Box cars on the Canadian Pacific railway at night. Mates helped tories out next . Unionist got to Power through misrepresentation says tic Delegate delegates to the trades and la Bor Congress convention Hoard wednesday that it was accepted my work males knew everyone in great Britain the said. They set out to help me. A j conservative government would switching Crew is made up of Defeated at the next general men but there Are times when men can do the work Hun i Frederick s. Holland president of a rods of times these men would j the society of locomotive engineers me to get away off the firemen. Plymouth England rest or to study in some shanty j and fraternal Delegate from Brit or to go Home ish Trade Union Congress to the i have often said that my convention said the to on the Railroad put me through Rirs were returned to Power University and it is something i do j through distortion Mise Prescola nol intend to forget. I have a very Tion and exploitation of the ire soft spot in my heart for rails e n d o economic difficulties Over-15 years of looking at labor being experienced in his country he said a Good Many beneficial j the average British Trade Union changes had taken place. Unionism list was furious he said firstly be caused the Workman s compensation Law and improved working conditions so that Carlyle s state ment that there is a perennial dig nity in labor now had a sound of truth. Cause the citizens were so Gullible keep out of Trade pact Japan told revived Competition seriously worries British by Gaston Coblentz London Nyht Britain Australia and new zealand have vetoed Japan s first application to join the general agreement on tariffs and Trade an Accord signed by More than 30 nations of the free world As a hold ing Down Tariff barriers and boosting Mutual Trade. The British who Are seriously worried by the threat of revived Competition from former enemy states joined the two dominions to produce the three votes Neces a sary to bar Japan from entering j at least until the organization holds its next full dress meeting in Geneva in october. A Treasury spokesman confirmed i wednesday that Britain cast Ani Adverse vote and said that admission of Japan one of the world s major trading Powers is a matter which cannot be properly considered in anything less than full de Bale. The japanese sought membership last month under a special proce Dure which permits applicants to be accepted without debate by a postal ballot on the member states. The Treasury spokesman said Brattain objected fairly strongly to this method in so important a be clone prior to their defeat at the next general the Trade unions could also take or. Kydland also forecast that credit and or. For in despite the machinations of the sex complo yemeni insurance left Wing movement the need to children improved pensions of j for full rearmament will be acas to give us a reactionary gov Case Ern Mem and secondly because of. Economic experts Here believe the irreparable damage that May Buttam will cont Mue to oppose j. L. Lepage gets new railway Post in Moose jaw j. L. Lepage of the Canadian Pacific railway investigation de Winnipeg Jias been named inspector for the investigation department of the Saskatchewan District at Moose jaw. He will officially take Over the Post sept. 1. He will succeed k. G. Murison retiring after 30 years with the department and service since 1937 As an inspector at fort William Winnipeg and Moose jaw. Or. Lepage a native of Guern sey Channel Island started with the railway in 1930 at Winnipeg As a Constable. Or. Murison a Veteran of both world wars and a native Ayr Scotland began Railroad police work at Vancouver with his duty extending to the White empresses on the Orient service. He had been inspector at fort William seven years and at Winnipeg six years a Hon he was posted to mouse jaw in 1950. He will continue to Jive n Moose jaw on retirement. Japanese entry into the Organiza Tion until expiration of a probationary period during which the British would be watching for a re Vival of what they term Japan s unfair pre War Trade practices. 1hc aged better by the majority of organized both by Law and by workers when they meet at the fair wage practices and minimum British trades Union Congress in 143111 tract wage Laws. September. Ogres or. said Consi it would not be fair added were playing up Sharp Dif a to take All credit of references of opinion in the a employers Are because they have nothing i Rich . Troops in Tehran Tehran bricks were hurled today at this four generation picture was taken at Yorkton sask., when mrs. D. Thorarinson of. 1131 Southwood Avenue fort Garry paid a visit to her daughter mrs. R. L. Skinner and granddaughter Leanna mrs. Thorarinson s father h. Gisia son 79, of 45g Young Street Winnipeg is shown with Leanna his 11-month-old great granddaughter on his knee. He said and Many have to say about the conservative drove through Renran s run been just As glad to see the changes party. Sharp differences of u come As have the workers exist and must exist in a free coun a night me or. Warning the to beware try. Clamped on martial Law and of communism or. Maybank said the Day that the differences halt the Wase of la the greatest asset unionism has had opinion cease that Day is which has turned the c was the democratic atmosphere i Ideath of the labor he nto a Battle ground hew Canada it was the duty of every he noted there was a division communists and Premier Moh Union to itself and to Canada to of opinion on the sacrifices Mossadegh s nationalist. F. Men As they i through Tehran s riot Ridden a cur the wave of Lawless embassy must move have reported. The pre Washington has sent office across from the Krem offered the states department a line must be vacated by dec. 31. Choice of two buildings in Moscow the russians said the building is As a substitute for the present needed for use of Moscow univer United states present office sity. House for Sale Argentina apologizes Buenos Aires h c Argentine government has formally apologized to the United states for the july 9 bombing of tile . Information service Headquarters Here. 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Ensure the continuance of a Basic condition ithe movement towards Economy in we have among us p e o p i Vej rearmament in order to maintain Edmonton Man joins who would sell us a Bill of goods the Standard of the welfare services for something of a quite different was receiving support in m a n y j or Iago Lull Cluren s Alt he said. If Trade Union places. Portage la Prairie Spe its fall for the persuasions the ijes1" needed Cial James Mcgunigal. Formerly of such people they will be fools but another influential of Edmonton has joined the staff indeed., and they will deserve Hll Felt that it being agreed rearm lot the Central Manitoba children s the trouble and tribulation they was necessary the Only Aid society As a social worker. possible manner of securing the or. Mcgunigal will work from Hitler he said had to Debauch j fullest Security awl the Portage office and look after the courts and ban the unions to that we hold dear is to have the social work needs in the Neepawa proceed with his Aims find Stalin Best rearm mini i. Liiva. He was a member of the could not afford either of these1 or. Kylland said that from the . For almost six years in institutions in is scheme of things., moment the conservative second world War and later at the practice of the Kremlin came into Power last october the tended University where he Means the death of your kind on the leaders1- majored in English and psychology. He told the delegates i Trade unions has progressively in he concluded that the duly of j creased. Lions club the Union Leader and ranker was food subsidies have been a 10 been guard against that subvert Iva gely slashed economies in i Man ibis of club will Sion. 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