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THE B.C. LUMBER WORKER

LETTERS |

Camp Comments

“Every Reader a Correspondent”

Resolution
Adopted By

Camp Crew

Further evidence of the wide-

ing of this sub-local the follow-
ing resolution was ee

Where sub-
ni mitted by. ote ot sit Negoiat.

Co ape eas Board
Instructio

A dangerous ae has
inn cian iy Gate ai log
landings when- trucks some-
times move jout warn-

the Board | cence di-
rects that shall
move 2 tke

except on
designated _mener of the
loading er

Famouy fin fie dhe ay

iy dammony is essen-

x
building of war-torn Europe; ene
e be it

therefor

Resi
pone Timber
mn

ara to our negotiating com-
mittee in obtaining the following
points:

1. Union shop.

2. Check-off,

8. Overtime pay for all work
in excess of 44 hours in o1
eck,

H.
4, Hight cents per hour wage
rd.

increase across the boa:
And be it further
Resolved
resolution be

nt to the B.C.

Lumber Worker,. Pioneer Timber | e:

Company, B. fe

District Council
and IWA Local 1-71.

Signed,

olved that Hae sub-local at | ©

the
that copies of this
se

Actors Wanted

From Unions

Those among bers sinjoniets

rector of
to the oe Gee “the un anes
secured the services

A. JOHNSON, CharaD
J. A. JARDINE, Secretary.

“Money loaned on men’s cloth-
ing, sleeping ‘Daes. watches,
diamonds jewelle

Clohes are ent on sOthBront
storage while in our. care.”

‘San Faneaee Tailors
52 West Hastings Str
Vancow

problems, adopts 1
nominates officers.

Annual meeting deals with legislative

[Reports And Resolutions Adopted By Logge

945 program and

Sitka Spruce

Score Disruptio:

The Loggers Local, local 1-71 IWA, held its 8th An-
nual Meeting ii Holden Bui he Thursday, Re: Sitka Spruce Lo;
‘he ae wane lasted io oe Soa! went on record O'Brien Soy
erento stabil mn of the ho: ‘ont by "iffe ctive pi To the Editor:
1, a sound tax program ane on Pen te 3 e, SS CO}
stabilization of wa: on the principle of e a Sitka Spruce Bei
1 work, increase of wages that are ieee ees members ae —
and removal of existing inequalities. A basic minimum wage|are close to 100 per «
Pa the Dominion of sixty-five cents per hour was ous baleeal in cre should cond
deman: pulsion ea of our n

7 ae

ing for

i amamnnnar to plan for the

wae and a sound rae) af. wee
indus’ ies

where necessary, the code to be

applicable in all provinces of
Canada through amendments if

cessary to the British North |,
America Act and to be made a
law instead of a war measure
A resolution asking the provin-
cial government to amend the

Masters and Servants Act to pro-
vide for a

of union dues was adopted.
Extension of the benefits of
r

a system of check-off
ai

without evidence,

This camp is shutting down on

the 13th, but two conaaam
y

uly and
pak to Jarvis let or Sal

444 Carrall Street

ee erecccasecesstbtaceke
‘ pHa HE TEESE EEEEET Dy

~ Hotel West Ud

FRED E. MARCHESE, Mer.
@

Mederate Rates and
Centrally Located

PAc. 8374 — PAc. 8375

- Vancouver, B.C.

Soe PERE eErETeEets

Emablshed 1914
Savosive custo KENT: & pees
49 East Hastings St.

9 vi
Orchard B afiai iaf of iy “te conversion es a 7 seta ct ive
ee eae 1 material, to the production | loggers was asked for as well as|~q sound fores et
Men of Dorset” and. that ¢ gt eivilinad eouagtinloraseeatercel tie adoption of a health insur! sionted by a pai eS a
large cast of male characters) maximum reg ion to fic Ga ance act dient Carseat request
will be drawn aa from | ers’ living standards in these in-|that the goverm of Canada | mubmitted to the Broynaal
trade union ranl dustries. adopt a foreign policy of first,
This fam ae The meeting asked for amend-)¥2 the war; second, cooperation | mission, The two main
Lance eee "aan sad dighEceaneManGn Gs ae P.C. 1003 a Shee as (cemeiialy seolitipna @neorane
Brooks has as one] to outlaw company unions, and|@nd politically, to secure | the iitical estlon
of the most pee chapters in to provide for Beige cert peace and ensure that no nation | tion of our pol an -
he early history of the trade] cation of a union eae a will ever Head to tong want and|and the establishment of pol
inion ent: the story ity of workers in economic depression: cal action Ce aA 2
six SHONe eral acsected liarge sen ccaanrTeacen ete ntiSemitism | was roundly joeals one ee ane
and convicted for organizing a|or where a union has received a| condemned ani @ , a cS ledwingte
hint gnaeimon ete eriauliceall orles| asdoxtty, of votes in an election | asked to institute Sepldtation’| aH eae! ze ee i ei ‘die Hf
rg in Dorsetshire at the begin-|0rdered under provisions of P.C. | make itism and racial ae eee
ning he nineteenth. century. | 1003. Sistablishmen it of regional discrimination a punishable crime| tion of
Mr. Orchard directed this| 97d sub-regional Tabor Boards | Condemnation of Prieto” Minivan aged
= urchill for his use of British] ‘phe officers reported an
play very successfully in Winni cops againat hel aahieranaetel
eg, wit all-unionist_ cast Unclaimed Ca ab P 4 grease ot 1600 new members
t, in Greece and his support to the
and state! The fol lowing, brothers “are Papal regime was expres-| "= be
dios cone of, ‘the most effective ated tot, Gt ani m books ee te acid 5
acting came from who had been turned Sw can
ev" eed set a foot on a Dist Office a thee secre- |! union ae “yoth eerie si f
stage. Poe ae ae a Log sub- || internationally
EY dery, chairman of a hn |) endorsed the World Trade Union | riicatio
the ah Grout) of the Guild, Murgich, an aes and Sid || Conference that is being held BS
announces Srce auditions for the ff. ese books were not |/London, England, February 6, Officers nominated for
lay will be he Jd at 641 Gran-|| reclaimed after they were ||1945, and to which Brother Ni
vile Sata m 7:30 to 10:30} taken up b: e union secre- || gel Morgan is being sent by th
m Manag anuary 15. tary for certification. If the (artis Gait s oe Be 2
-,| brothers mentio: Will write || an alterna lelegate and ob-
vat interested are cordially in. Lae Dre | eee wall practise
Building, Vancouver, they will ||@%e now being taken to further A
be sent to them by mail. the ones and joint action | urer
the CCL and theT&LC. Gondutor, J. ee 0
Warden, J. C, Kelley .

J. Lauritzen one to be te
Delegates for the comin
i ion, and to