\ 3 . ~ THE B.C. LUMBER WORKER of the lumbering indi With justifiable Aig akenar demands for an increase of 50 per cent in the production of airplane spruce and other raw. materials used for war sinews it is essential that the highest degree of co-operation between government, management and employees be immediately instituted. It is gratifying to note that the first. steps to war partnership and all-out production came about when the offi- cers of our Council met with representa- tives of the four large logging camps in the Queen Charlotte Islands, under the direction of Mr. Harrison, western representative of the Federal Depart- ment of Labor, One point that all unanimously agreed on was that we are unalterably opposed to Hitler and his desire for world-domin- ation, But the means through which everyone can do their full part in the woodworking industry in advancing Can- ada’s war effort was the main point under discussion, IWA representatives maintained - that production could be stepped up to meet and exceed the government's demands, if organized labor's place in industry were recognized by the management, All sane industrial leaders will admit that respect and confidence must pre- vail between workers and management the best results are to be obtained, Labor, more than any other section of society, realizes what will happen if the Axis powers are victorious in this war as has happened in the European countries over-run by Hitler's hordes. Therefore labor is highly desirous of a full all-out war effort. The first thing then is to maintain the highest morale among the workers who are the main driving force in war. Labor will sacrifice when sacrifices are necessary, But in order to make its best effort, labor must participate in full partnership with management and government to jointly work out the elim- ination of waste and all bottlenecks and | meet the company officials and prove to introduce a co-operative method of re- MALASPINA’ GARAGE (Opposite Malaspina Hotel) NANAIMO, B.C. > Fleet of 10 New 1941 CHEV. U-DRIVES REASONABLE RATES... PROMPT SERVICE Office & Stand: _ 404 COLUMBIA AVE. COMFORT AND SERVICE AT MODERATE PRICES | ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE CITY TAXI THE, LOGGERS’ RADIO CARS HAROLD J. PRITCHETT ducing the enormous accident rate. I’m sure I express the sentiments of every members of the IWA, when I say that we are diametrically opposed to fascism. Then we must do something about it, even if the boss, while saying he is opposed to fascism, is still | reluctant to join hands and “finish the, job.” Labor contends that unions are the corner stone of Democracy. If democ- | racy is to live and thrive, fascism must be destroyed. Organization must be ex- tended into every camp with live, wide- awake functioning committees, who can them that every practical problem, including safety, health and other mat- Always a Friendly Welcome at the STANLEY HOTEL | 21 W. Cordova Reasonable Rates BUCK AND HARRY MUNN Proprietors FRIEND PAc. 6151 abor- Management Co-operation Key To Greater War Production By HAROLD J. PRITCHETT President IWA, B.C. Distsiet Council, and Secretary, Vancouver Labor Council All indications eae to the greatest year of production in the history ters, can be improved. Highly skilled log) gers are at a premium, especially in the northern spruce camps, therefore work- ers should stop and think before quitting and going elsewhere, or to town, at the expense of the loss of important time. They should ask themselves the question, “will my quitting help Hitler?” Rather it would be much better to stay and build the union, function on a com- mittee and take your problem to the boss in an organized manner and in- sist on straightening the problem out so that logs will continue to roll. { I repeat that labor because of its undying opposition to fascism and all its ugly forms is a true patriotic Cana- dian institution, and we offer our un-| conditional support to our government | in any and all projects, whether it be more guns, tanks, men or spruce for airplanes, or whether it be money lent to defend through Canada’s Second Victory Loan. | The M.S. “Annart” has left for the northern camps, manned by Local 1-71 president McCuish, and organizer Sam Alleock, The M.S. ing shortly. 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