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THE B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

{Letters to the Editor

SAY WHAT YOU PLEASE

Rene Gamache Help peaeicarre!

Brothers Owen Brown and cae
to camy

= & ton returned and
Writes To IWA With SeEStiOMS | vised the boys to let iba all ro the
aaron ae Delegate: st until the management had} [I srived i this goa a Sun-
Brothers and Sisters: I am a all members of the IWA.| been interviewed. pecs ce how | day affernoon, after a pleas-
long way from home and the peo- ie yw is the edie to put on your ings remain at To}
ple that I am meeting from all| thinking caps and send your re-| more pane was Ghee fess ‘it was | Pasha Lake, I spent Sunday eve-|who
Canada are the same as th spective delegate to the confer-|about the poor food and it has|ning talking to the boys, and was
(MES nce in Nanaimo on September 24, ba stghened out to a certain | able to ie uP G good many new
people back home—they are all! with a lot of concrete suggestions mbers. onday night we
planning for a better future 0 work on for our new 1945 Tern the union all si had a wel ficial meeting, and | cot
eae a tees ee o. | 28reement. © elected a full panel of sub-local
eir slogan is,

Speak up now,

nee chaltaien, c
a icers. Wwe were fortunate in get-

so all of us will ss Committee.

Rubee to ead ee have no kick coming, after tl pe meses g Brother abet Lloyd Dy ac-

in the hungr, . oe rreements are drafted and sign 1 cant the chairmanship of this arbage,

men of my age that were ridin: e sure mail all suggestions Bloedel S Camp ] sub-local, arre am sure that nae much stronger and un-

the rods in those years going fro your respective delegate, so he Si d t ——————_ eee ‘nel between the bunk-

town to town, trying to find work | wit haye all his mail before he ” s Repor ment’ with | houses caused from lack of a

where they ki it was imP0S-| goes to th pone The been some time since canbe vers ona and it| urinal.

sible because of discrimination in|pe will place evel Gee Sie an article in the t hospital. as of our organization

some places and lack of planning | the coulereiee for. ere Lumber Worker about this camp, re aa Tanne "B nee i in town| to bed at night on sandwii

by many of those responsible. and aj so I am taking this portunity come to ee River es a these unpleas-

many the war was respons- ae ANDER: to let others yw what is g fo} P odors. -bugs use

ible for giving the job, the Harrison Lake Delegate in our camp. wn hospital bills. ma sts = a racee

why can it be done in time of poe eres At the last ate pace held “ are looking forward to the | they dream of the future (Post-war

peace’ © Brother Higgins is the |day when do away with | world), wondering when comm
Brothers these questions will | Grievamee ‘omox District a se ae eae ld agreement a have new | ties will be produced for “use” in-
ve to be answered soon and the | At dl ical Association, which covers all| and better Be stead of “abuse,” and e time

responsibility rests mostly on the} | ake Logging, Rounds, B.C—. its ers ae st - | Otherw: arrtlihe is going | when y will be able to lay

shoulders of organizations such as | bee: Bast here for a spell and | pital bills ere B.C. It is|very well. » their weary bones down on a nice

our own. You have to keep I he various committees have been | a better protection than we tae PRESS AGENT, Card No, 374,| new spring-filled Wie

ing ahead and help plan for the} functioning in their different ca-| here at Blot Camp 1, Bloedels

future of your country and of your | pacities, But finally gal ere was

family. broken. if

fact it sow

never waver from the} 4 robot eae

union, ke:
mind that the future is bright for
one ti

coast knows Neil McDonald, one

those that work to improve their | time owner of his own camp and
way of living. nce superintendent of Lake Log-
I can not do very much now to | ging, old fellow arrived in
help you, but you would be very | camp after a few days he
much surprised at the progressive | called a meeting of the crew. He
m: en that surround gave us an outline of a con-

we Bie debates that reminds me
of home.

in; substantial in
RENE J. GAMAC) wages and a bonus over 100,000 ft.
Former Vice- Sees a ean the rigging
Local 1-357. crew: ‘is does not include train,
section, cookhouse crews or any
Cameron’s other group, only the rigging
ane crews. So you see there is bound
to be some dis:
pyecencomin cua A union meeting was a8 the
At the monthly meeting of C; wy thei 3

e°tl
to the Shop Committee: Bros. Alex| was 9) Au committees. was
Jarvis, E (Sandy) Sandahl, Lloyd! siestea to attend the executive
Chow, aie See , Mol ee othe ee ree ae

| meeting at Duncan to find out if
i 0. fo take on the con-

Larry
Steward. ? |S CeCe

President Roy Whittle asked for | the nae of the Union Shop is
more co-operation between union ye

nd isc Swindell well de-

drew tt to th | to win the attendance
aging Ree of Beanies work ‘aw, as he is an energetic Shop
before the whistle. Small thing:

dr:
Steward, and
ularly.

like that will become big, when | ul

Established 1914

CHARLES KENT & CO.

EXCLUSIVE eke TAILORS

49 East. Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C.

An Amazing Discovery!

of our large war industrie.

“Know Why” tour-It was written by an official of one
5%.

y as wi

Children’s Hospital we were shown a statemen

pital
attitude towards your organization was far froma

In view of what we have learned about your

t P P
100% co-oncration during the campaign.”

as wo had no idea so much good work was pst accomplished through

were in complete ignorance of shel mimenstistaliyott ovation as idea
mm

being that the Community Chest had a campaign once as
a matter of eens duty, we were expected to subscribe. edie! eae we
might get off with the least possible naan Eee at the Crippled

orn by the ie he u fa my former

well as myself,

“This is a time when all good citizens of
is community have the opportunity to

thi
contribute their share to this great work.

We heartily endorse ‘ommunity
Chest, as we kne yw the value of the work
of these Ager We urge that every
vee ie his “vightful annual contri-
buti
. LEAR BIRT SHOWLER
President, Vancouver President, very
‘Labor Council New Westminster and

District Tradea and
Labor Coungil

Give Generously!

SEPTEMBER 18-30

WORTH FIGHTING FOR... WORTH GIVING FOR

Combined COMMUNITY CHEST Appea a