Millard Action Forces
IWA Withdrawal

ue Holden Building ane January he
IWA District een

A Cee anit on the Nation:
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Political Action Committee of the Canadian Congress of Labor, in
wil wing from P.A.C. as a result of the st position endors:
by th mittee. resolution submitted by Millard, Chair-
man, at a recently held meeting, completely reversed the ition
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Organizations (CIO)

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a lection eee oie ene omIne | Roard ruled that women were entitled to the same pay as
3 ¥ History of this case dates back to, Dissiplbae 1943 when
based his position on| Jack G ll T 2
oy Sadeanaees opted by. the| 72S reena bed AS
IWA in ponventinn, pric com- A d E «| review he 2 m, the
mitted the IWA to non-partisan] A\tten x. | Rexional War Labor Board: on |}
ee oe msn cova i {January 31, 19 944, ancient d the
one political party. Endorsation 1B d M » company to pay in wage
of Brother Morgan's oar eeting : vaies and equal pay ‘for v
Reais Ada the same’ Baie 2
tion as the United Automobile Appointment of Jack Greenall | | Sheth
i rs Uni District

sau secretary
ea No. 1

E ppested Hal ‘dec
ts Ss

emendous Aponte: to the woodworking industry,

ployed, was the decision handed
respect to Ham:

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on oe stated Tee wees ‘that
to

Women To Get Equal Pay
National Board Decides

as ‘well as to all one r in-
down last weel
dar case; in, ae: the
men who do the ‘ork.

IWA Local 1-367 sid for

ne agreement will be prepa ered
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Pay : tors at they ee a
tes Int exnational Boar ee | ene eneneeina. toi dae irenl w _the Board for slight
; eed last week | - tad lesioned ne inaecura-
on the Disi miixeantive: The th appeal, dated May 8th, | vies in “i ‘Bow Pinal findings.
Negotiations are under way sppoininent was made in order'| * | | 1944, was finally. heard by the The Union has eal ‘to this as
for a review of PAC’s position|that District No. 1 would have} ‘> , {National War Labor Board on/the proposed revision applies
in the hopes that a eonles pol-| a ieee ae te feecentsye| se Sentember 13. Final decision was | only to a statement of figures
jey, more in line with the needs| Board me: be Held in | we | pvithheld four re ae ph he |arhien gives common labor 70
of the Canadian labor movement, | Portland, Oneee : ruling 67e is the basic @
can be worked out. In the mean-| Firs i ‘ i

t t executive meat
time, political action committees Se ol
of the IWA wi a direct their main
efforts tow: support of the
he Federati ‘tion of Labor brief} be
the Provincial Gan a
ant non-partisan political action | ma
the federal fi eld, the executivi
led.

“Red” issue.

‘oversy on iris

ich they
women

a og
| JACK GREENALL engay eee

an
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inereases as follows: Be for the 1-367. nwa, me ‘vi ae
Di “Saf i fon months De for the our thank ia all who supported
i months; or ‘the 1 male 3
mployers an NION Discuss jIalety ir cw wont inte her i ee lee stage
sree whieh’ these conven oud erecta
Tm the absence of Brother Ni-jwe must bring. into the picture jow job safety in the lumbering 1 zm ae are floor Wo-liudy og Nigel Morgan, Bert Mar
gel Morgan, who was scheduled | the people who are quot ae eas istry plug machine operators; | use of the Pacific Coast Lal
to speak to the delegates of the volved in safety as a i to commence on cteneling; picking kindling] Bureau, Hayold Pritchett, Jack
Tru ggers Convention held | team. Without th: at coopera: Nae at in in Nani, and at | Wood 0 of te conveyor; grad-|Gyeenall, Bert Hill, Gordo:
in the Hotel Vancouver on Fri- | tin, the fanciest safety peeting |the end of one week's Dae jing. ty up; picking stock for! Hemehuk and John Leison; also
day, January 19, on the subject |i the world would fail. Enlisting /tne candidate eee to | He pi lunes: ert ng tte to all Locals n B.C.
Be es epenaiiity as Part the ea a, a ae oF | become Instructors in | Plugs; piling moulding and short | ho gent wires and letters to the
had A all workers Etch: National abor Board
Wilh aes, eee Pathe ‘ach one step concogs tS beers National War Labor
ee ir oma york tatiis, sa harl|( leven jagh from TWA Locala| Wage vate revisions’ inctudea|™ MM
Ee wa Bunieee oprah eaenny Job Ber cee eto ied Saeeeee itl wall attend this chs They. are | he ‘own: Gane geen
a ,. {can id mu: e. ice Ly orne tchison, No. 1, 90¢ x hour; No. eral . a
Reece y re isci: io) Hollowing the readin “John Parkinson, Albert Sohnson.| erator, abe; No 4 crane oper-| Millman Dies
parture for London, Engla [Roy A e A Dave “
a d the World Labor Confer- | ther Morgan’s ness Brother lee ine ator, 7c; gang sawyer, Bbc;
fs Killeen congratulated the dele- an, Ander-| vertical resaw man (small ma- aise
a [aon A. He Hil, Hall: /chine), 80c; vertical xesaw nyuries
<< is zi first fons that the (fj ir; _ The as sshich is to. be pone (ares raachine); Boe; elas No. a0
Convention had |ueted by H. A.-Jones, Conduc- 95e; welder, No. 2,, We regret to announce the
feat ‘tone He a Tage a fae aining, ad “om the 90c; Here trimmeran, 90e; |death of BIN John Gh apman,
bor and is held | jem planned for twelve men fro saver, 80; clip’ > Ob. oo
It showed that the problem: ot a oe He pee Tha lore AelNpsA, ovocesuines
Pil : a 5 Bs this case have had harm:
ae Ae! was Poe s legs ana W mn Woodworker
ee at they were ready to “do/ th sec that the pieteteen:
! their vert sien s
RRA aeaaipet anette Ea azrreement which provides || lumber in:
by Brother} within the Jumbering industry. ae ieee ae |
» Morgan d ov | tan, j
M perees pistes “rahe © aihent

her oh aaa of an ag-
‘ety program ee
riage government, manag
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special class | obstacles,

ea sion re- |
ut ves all impeinents to the!
Rea of a agree-
mt ae ca ea 1

Cea oetray and IWA Local:

me

jouncil officers have expr
fa opinion that the road to fi
co-operation on a safety ogre
is now being cleared of

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and two
shuldren, the youngest only four
: . The inquest wil! be
one ‘on "Mona, January 29 at
1:

Brother leaves 2 Mite