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THE B.C. LUMBER WORKER

LETTE RS

Camp Comments

“Every Reader a Correspondent”

Unions To Aid People
In Liberated Countries

$3,6
jects in eee nd Asia for

Nations Rel

lief, Labor League for Human

0,000 is planned for special labor-sponsored pro- |
1945, headquarters of the United

Right of the AF

and the National CIO War Relief Committee announced

oe
rata: labor relief or-
Er , ‘working together to

ain; $200,000 into India; $175,901
into Italy; $25,000 into Luxe:

“Finch, thinks he has the solution
to our night work: problent.”

help humanity survive the on-| bourg; $200,000 into The Ne es
slaught of war and fascism are| lands; at 000 into *Norway;
pouring $150,000. into Belgium; | $150,000 in i Hil $300, 00
$700,000 into China;. $200,000-in-

Czechoslovakia; $300,000 into

France; $350,000 into Great Brit-| go

Wage Request
Signed Jan. 12

several Hero

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Macon “Industries Limited,

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Russia. In China the ae will
for an midlereroe id rail
hich brings skilled worl
rom occupied to unoccupied
China; welfare centers and hos-
tels for weary hinese work-
ers and for supplementary food

hospitals,
india: For milk, medicines
to rebuild wasted

Yr or-
merchant seamen

increased wage

Telephone—MArine 3917

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Vancouver, for your
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Always
Expert Masseurs in "Attendance
After 11 p.m. - - - - 60c, 75
$8 am. to Il p.m. 30, 40c, 50

Feels Selective Social

Could Be Improved

ithin the last few months I h
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Thats
Seresmeng exist mployee
ay apply iS “Stletive Riche
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Lately, since there hav:
more people without work coi
ing d, some of thesi
eaucrats have been very un-
pleasant to the job seeker:
that

_ the deadwood. that

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Speci
Chicken Dinners

WHERE THE BOYS
ALL

MEET!

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Chore B.C.

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FRED E. MARCHESE, Mer.

rat tee covering practically every | out war worker Be ‘ice. Sateen Seca not
even,
classification in the operation, Russia: For clothing for =a the matter
ae cie ned jie he ae see celina, aaraeialiee inpdeastatea 8 te inion in town
7 fs She ne et e tary ofl ase nd for hospital equ New rs-and ‘amie labor po-} can not force the sae because
Eee TE TS ea oa liti ial parte encouraged a 16. the easeea town, and that
-80. oliday, w
the ean represented’ an| _In Palestine: For hospitals oy ted’ cconoiis Ginee mame ee ae eso
erage increase in all classifica-| Md medical aid needed by the| have the labor govern-|, But if an cine aos Bae Se
tions of 54 cents per days rang-| families ot sar workers, service-/ ment and divided the. trade un- | being there over thirty) days, :the
Nee pRROUA esas per day to|™en and refugee ion movement, Had the miners eae ee vice ae ing
80 eae Last year, $900,000 dis-|NOt returned, a salistanaal BP ae aves nuded OU
Wage negotiations commenced | tributed wy xis Tines, to the | 2™ount of war industry ante eee
October 4, 1944, between Local] most needy among the oppressed fo ome of om.wertime negala:
and, MacMillan Industries | and persecuted families of Ba-| % @ Tack of coal. mittee fe ee
anaes for their operation at| rope, the families of those w Trade union spokesnien main- ete nee ear
North West Bay Logging, Cop-| disappeared into concentration | tain that the menacing coal evisis | SPite of the fact that “here {8
P: P some very fair people in Sele
:per Canyon Camp 1, Chemainus eine and labor battalions. The | could have been averted long ago Ey People aepelecs
Mill, Victoria Lumber Co. of organized labor was given | if the government ooper- | uve Sevice, quite a numaben ae
Shavuiess | Dake Ree with the unions, but rela-| them ae Gassed. Se erg
Ltd; and. between Local 1.363] the pene eS pee AAs aes Caen: Sets a hier 2
and Fanny Bay Camp 7 and Iron) Women who received it. The in- | 2nd the unions has been inereas- | fie ee pe A a) pas
Riyer Logging Co. teresting story of increas or-| ingly strained. The government political nl Gnfluetes are et
During the three and a half} 22”! at labor’s overseas relief 1s aed. ae ener a the
Tht 7. _| that the funds are administered | tight under the at S of news- Peres. i
mone te se eeaen Son: mM-\ i the fr eee which | Papers and. politicians Acting tee ship of Robert Menzies. ee
Maite eee te operate in the allied countries | Prime Min Be ani antprests ‘are aaidhi)
aM Being “operations | ra by underground leaders of| susgested publicly that the coal | Ptoviding a $4,000, oe fund: for
e company ‘and the Hee seer e the | crisis might eause the fall of the ntilabor propagan
eek z at aa a te oceupied count govern: Trade union leaders} With Pri ee per Curtin
established for all operations. Seatece | Hire overnment of “bow-|S0on slated to return to office
Although some of the propos- ing to sateen and “throwing | after a serious illness, ‘ade un-
als submitted he union were : in the towel.” ion leaders are initiating moves
fe Resapled by the co man Unclaimed The -antilabor parties, whi eal the breach between the
ere obtained in the were badly split by labor’s crush- | S°vernment an le unions, to
majority of classfetions sub- P . d il ing 1942 electoral victory, met in | ¢ntrol the minorities which hav
mitted. In a mi of the rizes an al enero just before Christmas|been staging unauthorized
classifieations tone which in- and decided to unite under the] StTikes, and to curb declining
re asked, it was found| ‘fhe following prizes ral
that they were already within} the Annual Woodworkers Ball (Reecsbelelebetetelebleleledctlederbot
the limits of those rates allowed! are still Ti
eae War Laat} ave still unclaimed: Ticket No.
Boar i 217, Pred Tanasiuk, $50 cash;
esulis of the| ticket No. 3662, no name, LANTERN
soplentions te aes Regional War] credit note; ticket No. 314, No NTE
ra or Board are received, all the| name, $25 cash. A Ternan CAFE - AND TAXI
BD vapiie ee a peougng advised to contact Local 1 ir
le agree.

‘Moderate Ree aan
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CARD No. 256
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