Himie Koshevoy in The
Province:

“Lord knows our prosperity
hasn’t been so great that we
have wiped out the unemploy-
ment problem. We still have
a respectable number who

plod the streets seeking work.
ad more than half “of the
university students never do
find employment of a summer.
So I find it passing strange to
read, in overseas papers, ads
placed by the Canadian Im-
migration Service which an-

Opportunity.” They then go
on to state there are oportun-
ities for a variety of profes-
sions BUT wind up with the
conclusion of the statement
that there are also excellent
oportunities for “School Leav-
ers over Seventeen.” These
ads are placed by the same
government that is willing to
spend millions to keep our
youth in school and off the

job market until trained.”

THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

“Land Of Opportunity”

nounce “Canada — Land of

BILL SCHUMAKER, President of Local 1- 423, IWA, ebainistae the ithe Biiea:
tion to the following new members in Kelowna: Malcolm Whitehouse, S & K Plywood;
Vic Nash, S. & K. Plywood; Wilf Kushner, S. & K. Plywood; Arnold Anderson, S. M.
Simpson’s Bush Crew; A. G. Smith, Oliver Sawmills; Ed. Serger, S. M. Simpson Ply-
wood; Rudy Botte, S. "M. Simpson Plywood.

INDIAN CHIEFS OF THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST

No. 7 of a unique series
of pioneer photographs by

PERCY BENTLEY, F.R.P.S., of
Dominion Photo Co., Van-
couver, taken around the
early 1920’s atone of the
rare tribal summit meetings
of that era. Only two sets
of these COPYRIGHT photo-
graphs are in existence, and
we are grateful to Mr.
Bentley for permitting us to
reproduce them.