Page Eight THE B.C. LUMBER WORKER
Adopt Pact ic Po Be Held M sunday June 25

our regular meting held on S | eight years the Scandanav- ie ee 2
the night of Wednesday, May 31, ine Coie tral as which was pee ‘une a
a large crowd unanimously adop- By JOE PAYNTER | organized for the purpose ommittee charge

d the standard agreement as i es oe sep es Besbisiet aaron Ui eee <a oe Kens

i long way from the blitz-battered shambles of war-torn London m1 ie Scan- *
their objective in the negotiations Lee ee tive calm and safety of our woods of the Pacific | 44"aVian people of British Colum-|in which talent from
which are at present going on. At o ‘comparative: on “lbia, has been holding an annuaj|avian tries is

ment of ‘iting em- | Coast. Yet kno oe born fe the suffering of thousands of air raid midsummer val. %
ployees here are anxiously await- at persons going to greatly in saving the lives and speed-| The Scandanavian Central
ing word meouver that | img the recovery ise untold ie of injured woodworkers in years| mittee is proud of its accomp-| Jones Lake lane pi
ih —Mi

the contract has been signed and 5 Gone, ra ae Be oe MeeVee jah cin a ith

t we have at last “come o: wees eae fee doctors re how patients who had been ianw ‘an wale ic apenas peaker. Job stewards were

” at the First Aid stations before removal to hospitals made| ing attendance at the milenneen to at thes aerate

think that all members realize opie ee a a and large, seemed to stand much better] festival, This £ sie has grown

at pear ee si ae =a chances than patien were ruslied directly to the oyer| from s: attendance of a few

ae aces ‘The | crowded oa ee even initial treatment had to wait because Mande as last_year attracted over ST Y LES
Dae, OR 's mid-summer festival

union labor

ly.
orking ci at this plant
ae on mine Stare satiny, ae
ly built a

been pi i

the plant. As most ot have our
own homes, we ’t complai
here about living conditions.

acca
It iy aa be

e
wages. How about it, you L-G
en?

VALUES

ites oberon positively hore out a long Known fact of First

Aid teaching eral times in this column),
“The Gero erson receives in the first few minutes QU. ALITY
of being hurt Sige a great and important part in recovery.” e I
When a doctor, or a person trained i ski sa in ie knowledge Mc N iff iS «
of First Aid, renders First Aid treatment to an person he
i Always at the Home of
first looks for, and if necessary treats, the three false conditions Fy
befor Fake ona Alberni, B.C. UNION MADE Clothing
e first is hemorrhage which is severe bleeding and can cause ° — and Friendly Service.
ee in a scant few minutes. The second, asphyxia, is an stoppage e
third is

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or Roe with the normal process of breathing. The
shocl

MEN‘S WEAR and
SHOES

ee ae eee ae as a depression of the vital activities O
of the body. We could say it is a slowing down of the heart and the
eireulation of the blo DIES!
ie grave pores ce of the first two is easy to understand. We
now a person couldn’t live ioe breathing and with no blood READY-TO-WEAR
life is ee 45 TINGS ST.
But the third condition, shock, is lesser known and therefore not Tae BC
as widely understoo; Phone - - 806

Res and asphyxia can, ia he kill in a very short s,
of mi » Shock may ee ence ae
ey i initeatd m kill just as surely.
ge Se relate ae icathiant of shock is quite simple and

cag ra carry
As the lots ‘ireulation slows the body will become cooler. Take

Motion Pictures Are

e.—In the last

oF ‘kin;
e th:
yf industrial. accidents.”

e
if you have them.

ee ee in it are far preferable to liquor un!
hi

to w ral warmth of the bi
omar Fa und ihe patie i

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For nominal admission fee
beter includes a substantial
exeise tax, you see the efforts

of Hollywood bab costing
millions of dollar,

se oe the rest of the crew out of their Stanfield shirts and wrap
Patient ith th

Wrapped hot water bottles applied to the thighs and feet are good

Hot drinks, such as tea or coffee, or even hot water with a little
in your camp it may
ee to get out to you if your partner breaks his leg. You,

not know eno! ugh eee Fist. Aid Be put on splints but ae can ae

be glad to give you
the more “you ae aes shock the
rrow there is an ace

Hvery, Membe
Get Sieber! i

"Styles for Young Mes and
Men who Stay Young”

301 West Hastings St.

In my eon there should always be blankets vith every stretcher

After a good day’s work

in the wood: °
Oy Hae ite yslistces on your machine? Are the nearest blankets give your body a vest witha
in the bunk-hou: 5 9
‘omorrow sane m: Bae ore shock may be aes lovie toni je . it’s healthy
. Tomorrow Oe thankful you saw to it that ther relaxation.

were blankets with cache ae ae stretcher today!

eas Capitol, Port

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