The Vancouver Sun from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 10

PAGE lQ THE VANCOUVER SUN MONDAY, MAY 20, 193S Vancouver's Ow Nrwsjitrber Strikers Parading Hastings Street mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi 1832 I 1935 Bread and Butter Day No Phone, C.O.D. or Mail Orders BREAD Raisin, Rye, French, Dutch, Home made, Buttercrisp and Red River 4 for 1 9c BUTTER First Grade Alberta Creamery 3 lbs. 60c xpenence 15c Mild Canadian Cheese Lb 39 Grade Large Eggs 2 dozen for. Sliced Standard Bacon-Ji's; each 14c Experience cannot be bought. It is a gift of the years.

The experience of this century-old Bank is gladly at the disposal of those seeking a banking connection. '--V -4' 1 i QUALITY MEATS SELF-SERVE GROCERY Also on Sale at our New Westminster Store and Model Market, iiSi fourin Ave. and Vine Coast to Coast in Canada World-wide facilities in every department of banking 8:30 TO 12 O'CLOCK Lifebuoy Soap Per bar 921 Black Figs fil, Per lb I Quick Quaker IRlAr Oafs, large carton ALL DAY The main body of the relief camp strikers and a large body of sympathizers staged a couple of parades during Saturday evening from Victory Square up Hastings Street to the Museum to cheer on their comrades who had seized that institution. This picture, taken at 7:30 Saturday evening from one of the windows in the library, shows a "snake parade" zig-zagging backwards and forwards across Bastings Street, near the corner of Main. Traffic was disrupted for a few minutes.

The HAW A of Breakfast 34c 19c Tea Spencer's Blend; per lb. Coffee Empire Blend; per lb. NEWFOUNDLAND, JAMAICA, CUBA, PUERTO KICO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NEW YORK CHICAGO, BOSTON, LONDON, ENGLAND Cocoa Aero Brand; IQa per lb 5l FRESH MEATS Plate Boiling Beef Lb. 60 Shoulder Steak Lb 100 Round Bone Shoulder Pot Roasts Per lb 100 Lean Pork Butts Lb 150 Beef Sausage Country style; 2 lbs. for 170 Ribs of Beef Boned and rolled; per lb 180 and 200 SMOKED MEATS Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls Per lb 1S0 Smoked Cottage Rolls Lb.

190 Back Bacon By the piece, no bone, no skin; lb 290 FISH AND POULTRI Fresh Cod Fillets Lb. 140 Finnan Haddie Lb 130 DELICATESSEN Sliced Ham Loaf Lb 250 Indian Chutney Lb. 250 PROVISIONS Ture Lard 2 lbs. for 250 Vegetable Shortening 2 lbs. 230 VA 0T1A NO Tea Spencer's India and Ceylon; per lb 39 Shelled Walnuts White meats; lb OVER A CENTURY OF BANKING SERVICE At the Museum -v tS'jw if Airport Great Sunday Attraction THOUSANDS SEE THREE AERIAL GIANTS C.C.F.

Rejects 'United Front DIFFERENCES WITH COMMUNISTS IRRECQNCILABLE 3'2C Steel Wool-Per pkt. SS-ZJ Flour Spencer's; 49-lb. sack for $1.49 Naptha Soap P. fiz bar lid 6V2C B. C.

Icing Sugai: 1-lb. carton UNIONS ASK PUBLIC WORKS 60 sheets; Famed Flier 'Not Good Enough For Air Lines LONDON, May 20. H. L. Brooke has been denied a commercial pilot's license because of faulty eyesight.

Brooke is the same quiet gentleman Wax Lunch Rolls each Dried Green Ppa- 7 -Per lb. 3 Negotiations launched by the Conv munist Party for a "United Front' Forty-two trades union delegates, Sea Island Airport was one of the busiest places around Vancouver on Sunday as thousands took advantage of the glorious weather for a drive representing 27 organizations and a '7 Vie Rinso Medium pkt. with the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation have been formally re membership of 12,500, met in Van CAKES who recently set a new solo flight record of 7 days, 20 hours between Australia and England. Examiners decided that while Brooke sees very well with the aid of spectacles, his passengers would be in a sorry plight if he should happen to break his glasses during a flight. Winchells Own 'Blessed Event' Near LOS ANGELES, May 20.

Well, well, Mr. Winchell! Walter Winchell Is getting a nursery ready at an hotel here and it will be occupied very soon now. Papa Walter 'will be here early in June. couver yesterday at a conference to discuss the question of workmen's jected. out to Sea Island, and an aerial trip In a statement prepared Sunday Coffee r's Breaktast Blend; per lb 290 Jap Rice 3-lb.

carton By tne Provincial Executive Committee of the C.C.F. and read to a public meeting in Moose Hall Sunday night Bran and Raisin Cup Cakes Per dozen 150 Home-made Eccles Cakes Per dozen 250 Cocoanut Feather Cakes Each, at 200 Assorted Cookies 3 dozen. 230 Large Apple 100 Salmon Black 5: 15 Vac Sockeye Label, V2 tin the provincial committee takes the GROUND FLOOR CITY HALL rhone Sey. 5577 12 E. Hastings Dentists over the city.

At one time, in the morning, there were $150,000 worth of aircraft represented in three machines standing on the tarmac the huge Boeing Vancouver-Seattle air liner of United Air Lines, the tri-motored Ford which flew from Calgary last Thursday, and a Lockheed Electra, which landed at the port en route from Texas to Alaska. The latter was piloted by Joe Cros Peaches in Syrup B. C. Pack; per tin 150 compensation. A number of resolutions demanding amendments to the compensation act were passed.

The conference went on record as protesting the treatment of the relief camp strikers, and demanded a program of public works, to be paid at union rates of wages. A committee of 15 was set up to handle all decisions arrived at, and to devise methods for placing them before the public and the government. 13c Pineapple Birks'; sliced or cubes; tin FRUITS LlllLillJl-lJ--MlJiiiliittiMi' MHtl following positions: 1. That it will not form a United Front with the Communist Party. 2.

That its differences with the Communist Party on tactics are fundamental and irreconcilable. 3. That the C.C.F, is a political party working for Socialism. 4. That the C.C.F.

will continue to co-operate with the Communists or any other organization in the relief camp strike or similar grievances. FOR A Sonny Boy Breakfast Cereal Per pkt 230 Orange Slarmalade 4-lb. tin for 350 san, noted northern airman, with Murray Syewart as co-pilot. The ma chine is one of the fleet of Pacific Modern Methods at Modern Fresh Young Spinach 3 lb. 100 Imperial Valley Grapefruit Extra large.

5 for 250 Fresh Local Asparagus Lb. 150 Sunkist Valencia Oranges Per dozen 220 and 270 Outdoor Rhubarb 5 10i Radishes or Green Onions 3 bunches 5p 712C Alaska Airways, a subsidiary of Pan- Tomatoes Royal City; size tin American Airways which will Insti J. S. Woodsworth, M.P.. Dominion tute a trans Pacific air service in July.

The Electra will be placed in Millions Sent to Friends In Russia NEW YORK. May 20. Americans are sending millions of dollars to relatives in Russia, believing they may be able to use it to buy food. was disclosed today by a Russian C.CF. leader, recently rejected simi Plums in Syrup B.

C. Pack; per tin 90 Laundry Bleach Large bottle for Better Motoring Vacation service on tne Alaska airways. lar proposals emanating from Tim Buck, leading spokesman in Canada Crossan dropped down on the port for an hour to obtain a weather report on the northern section of his for the Communists. Peas B.C. pack; 1A per tin '2 Text of the statement follows" In noire Prices "Wr SAVE IOC MONEY" part: "Theoretically the 'United Front' of Soup Clark's tomato or vegetable; per tin 640 CAMPERS' SUPPLIES Prompt, Efficient Servics at SELF-SERVE GROCERY Cordova Street Floor Free Delivery to Boat or Train the working class is a condition much False Teeth KLING Gives Solid Comfort If your plates drop or slip when to be desired, but practical expert.

SEE flight, and took off again for Prince George. Many of Sunday's visitors took advantage of the opportunity afforded for a flight over the city in Ford tri-motored plane, pilot Mc-Conachie will make the return flight Thursday, carrying passengers from Vancouver to the foothills city. Malt Extract Spen- JQ cer's; 24-lb. tin ence and a calm examination of the situation lead us to the conclusion Baking Powder Aero Brand; 12-oz. tin 150 that the term 'United Front' is merely a slogan designed by certain in you eat, talk or lauch, you suffer needlessly.

Just sprinkle a little KLING on them. This new Improved dividuals for their own purposes and Percy Holland "Complete Automotive Service" ROBSON AT BEATTY ST. Practically all the planes based at powder forms a comfort cushion, heals sore gums, and holds -plate so snug-, it cannot rock or slide. Your mouth is comfortable. Your plate tne airport were in service Sunday, with as many as a dozen in the air DAVID SPENCER LIMITED acts as well as your own teetn dia.

Eating is again a joy. Don't suffer The museum, Saturday, looked like the walls of a beleaguered city, with 250 strikers roosted on the top floor and a mob of sympathisers surging around the base, sending up food and supplies to the "army of occupation." This picture, taken by a Vancouver Sun cameraman, shows food being sent up to the "prisoners" in their self-imposed incarceration. All the time the museum was occupied sympathizers were appearing with buckets of hot coffee and bags of bread, pies and cakes which were hoisted up on a rope. SEYMOUR 8004 another day. A large pacKage oi KUNG costs only 35o at druggists, JULY 1 HIGHLAND GAMES NORTH VANCOUVER.

Residents secretary of games; W. C. Lamberton, financial secretary; Eric R. Thomson; Jack Wardlaw and Donald MacLean, executive committee. at times.

Aero Club of B.C. members, and officers of No. 11 Squadron R.C.A.F. (N.P.) carried out practice and instruction flights and formation training. Much comment was heard among the visitors from the city on the condition of No.

13 Road leading Into the airport as the motorists were bounced and jostled around over Its uneven, narrow surface. No. 13 Road is something of a Cinderella, responsibility for its condition being disclaimed by both the city and the Municipality of Richmond. of Vancouver Island and the lower mainland will meet in competition here at the seventh annual North Vancouver Highland Games, July 1, The committee in charge is W. S.

LOW WEEK-EXD Longshoremen Vote On Dispatching Vancouver and District Waterfront Mitchell, chairman; William Miller, Itl'S FARES Subject to minimum on aO Workers' Association are holding a secret ballot today, on the fluestion of whether dispatching of longshore lines in B.U Dionne Babies Year Old May 28 CALLANDER, May 20. Preparations are under way for of the first birthday of the labor shall be taKen over Dy uie union after Mondar. or whether it shall continue to be performed as at present, by the Shipping Federation Dionne quintuplets Tuesday, May 28, mmmi mm of B.C. Decision to hold a ballot was in their hospital home. Messages of congratulation already are beginning to arrive from all parts reached at a mass meeting of long one tnat will not stand analysis.

ACCEPTED LINES "The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation exists for the purpose of educating the public to an understanding of and a realization of the need for socialism. It is a political organization working along lines accepted and customary in the field of political Institutions, generally called constitutional. "We consider our organization eminently fitted to fill the field in this particular form of activity. We have no desire at this time to examine the policies and tactics of the Communist Party, but wish to state that we can see no reason for the existence of another political party claiming to have the same ideas and representing the working class operating in the same field. "Since in large measure the policies and particularly the tactics of the Communist Party do not coincide with those of the Federation, we feel that no good purpose could be served by cnasidering them further.

"To us the differences are fundamental irreconcilable. CO-OPERATION STAND "There have been and there may be matters such as the Relief Camp strike upon which we have co-operated and will continue to co-operate with other organizations interested to the removal of any such grievances. "Thus we may co-operate with the Ministerial Association, the Trades and Labor Council, the Parent-Teacher Federation, the Communist Party and any other organization whose members sincerely seek redress of present evils. "We do not, however, consider it necessary to make 'working agreements' or 'united fronts' with any of these several organizations, but will deal with such grievances as they arise from time to time. "As a political organization, working for socialism, we can not endorse any candidates other than those of our own party.

Should the Communist Party consider it advisable to support our candidates on the political field, there is nothing to stop them from so doing." of the world. shoremen Sunday night, after four hours' deliberation. While the quintuplets, healthy and Dispatching of labor Is tne tnorny happy, will celebrate their first anni New Fast Service to SEATTLE Effective May 22 First coach leaves 7:30 a.m., arriving in Seattle, without change, at 12:25 p.m. Through connections to Portland and all points south and east. Five other trips daily.

For Details of New Schedule Phone question in waterfront problems. versary, their parents, Elzire and Ollva Dionne, will continue their fight against legislation making the babies wards of King George. Silk Embroidery Picture Exhibition An unusual art collection of great Good going from Friday noon until Sunday midnight with return limit Monday midnight. delicacy and beauty is on view at the Vancouver Art Gallery untu Sunday. It consists of 16 pictures, MM done in silk embroidery, the worK of Mrs.

Katie Krahnstoever, th infinite patience, knowledge This gifted artist has travelled LIMITED and skill, the awkward but wellborn colt is developed into the CITY OF TRAIL B.C. Notice to Workmen vyoRKMEN Intending com- lng to Trail, British Columbia, are warned that there is no chance of employment in the City and surrounding district indefinitely and there Is no housing accommodation. Anyone coming here will be disappointed and put to useless expense. W. E.

B. MONYPENNY. City Clerk. widely and the exhibits are representative of Spain, Mexico and the South Sea Islands. SeijtiiQlVt JJ So delicate is the craftsmanship ,1 masiiiiiniii that at a distance Mrs.

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THE VANCOUVER SUN. 125 W. PENDER ST. ANCOUVER, a a conouctea in Mount Pleasant Undertaking Co. chapel today at 3 p.m, interment Mountain View Cemetery.

Mrs. Muir came to British Columbia 45 years ago from England. Surviving are her husband, two sons, John McDonald, and William Manning; two daughters, Mrs. C. Mcintosh, and Mrs.

C. Hawker; also one sister, Mrs. R. Armstrong. THREE DIVORCES By decree of Chief Justice Morrison, three marriages were dissolved in Supreme Court last week.

Fred Donnen worth was counsel on two petitions, Emma Blackburn, dressmaker, 937 Seymour Street, for da-solution cf her marriage it New Westminster ts 1917 to Harry Eimer Blaci-burn. 633 Helmcken Street- and Co- 1 APPLICATION BLANK I HEREBY apply for the $1000.00 Travel Accident Policy Issued by the HOME ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA. $1.00 registration fee enclosed. FLEAS! PRIWT FULL NAME ADDRESS AGE stance Beatrice Farrell for aissolution of her marriage here in 1921 t-j Charles Hubert Farrell, McGlj 1 Street.

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