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THE B.C.

LUMBER WOR

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Continued

paar deliberations were carried
out irit of the Teheran
Harvey

andidates whose program

ith the aims and

ee of organied labor for
allout p)

roduction, jobs and secur- fe

eine felt by dele-
gates at formation of the district

as regi! m_ locali-
union established.
mbers in Trail, lon,

miners wi

ha

fet our convention was
itself. re cer-
ve

ie miners
CIO President Phillip Murray,

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lelgation from the Ladies’

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and F. Welby were elect d to
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