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ficial organ of the International
union,

(5) The question of the tee
Letter Leads cnn etitfon, regarding
clauses 4b, 4e and 4d
T Char ernational Cage stitution “ett |
Communists and others are ban-

° ges ned from membership) was dis-| LONDON (FP)—Speeific re-
nd there cause disruption and | cusse | some length. The|commendations from the World
antagonism. One method which|S*0UP agreed that it would not) Trade Union Conferen =

f di | oppose the holding of the Ref-|sured at a preliminary meeti
was recommended was that mem-|crendum but would favor it. It| Feb. Sth, when oviet
bers under the influence of the|was made clear that the group relegates yon their demand for
group should walk out e| wanted to see the 1 pro-
meetings at the appropriate time, | Constitution aneuted ir cause it | posals.

considered that the Communist} aster day-long deliberations
(8) To antagonize the union’s |Party of Canada might be ban-| auing which Sec. Walter Citrine
ne leadership by quest stion-| ned at ai in the near fu- the British Trades Union C
a as pipette Cl eress, sought unsuccessfhlly t
wi “
oa no-strike clauses in patent the group) be the next Party oe pee pare i ay
agreements. The idea was to|jncur the Government’s bth Tess Basi 7h wad mereed tees
stress to the bers that the|The idea was that the S'| dornmacnd ARHE the conterente
‘no-strike policy prevented of the group consi deren tee lopt a specific plan. It pro-

| might well be included in any

selves to be so radical that they

take place in the future, and they
wanted to protect themselves Jin

Ea ich ni ational union eee will

a
vides eas the Sateen ‘will er

mak di ees ions but
rec fo ado eEHer by ie
Y | parate nts those
proposals ‘receving aie! “general

. faring the Constitation cmon
mui

nists
the memb

© that if the Com

n Te aders. The

roup | of 4

er:
he group would not be liable

the confidence of the pceabers ee

way as to
t leadership, and particu-

lie "Brother Nigel Morgan, was | agre

Jed was the possibility of having
er

ie
eee ne Union
a

to expla sion from the Union as
Comm

(6) The final question discuss:

as ies

member:

influence of
and r thei:

membership with a ae. weak-
fi

npromising

to the detriment of the member-| ;
ship, Uni

Brother Morgan wae ae
ly mentioned by mber of
speakers in, this conn eter and
the group thought it’ necessary

sion, that
ince many 1G fate Bi
porters had join
fin if ttiey Sead tet ae
eniverapaipneielic ve ‘at they
to

Hat joined only
Consequently ae ie ‘op.

consent” of the assembled dele-
gates.

General consent is so defined
that if one-third or more of
the delegates in au national
delegation oppose the given
measure ait will bee ‘referred bacl ke

| Wash. Labor
Doing Excellent
Job On PAC

Washington State has a
NG that is “idlatag in
un-

any pas ing pos:
m as possible.

Brother Barnett pad essed

ion in the union

(4)

assured the meeting that the |
group would be ‘provided by the |
International with information
vegarding Brother Harold Prit-
chett which would assist. the
group in its efforts to have him

usted.from the Presidency of the
District. In this

is Same connection, | Mon:

vale of having the group's aD
porters drop out of the Uni
was abandoned

; New Vice Pres. «

each member of the group, on

Lloyd Whalen, would be placed on
ig list of the In-

Id receive
Ss athe cater of the
“Intemational Woodworker” of-
——————

STYLES

Appointed ak
| ie abo:

The appointment of Virgil) tadieative of labo za
Biz Sy Voce aces enue Sue} ry influence and unity in the State
International Woodworkers of Want shing zton, dhe faces tHae
America was confirmed by the tony ia the acc
Hic aed” Tgentiie eee ales resale | in 287 delegates

onday, Jan. 20th, as the Board Setending; heated

Portiand, Oregon, for a| rT. g) were CIO, the rest Rail
regularly called session. road Brotherhood and others. 49
1 Burtz was an , | lobby are maintail
priimieniber o& Local SABI Ae vals trade unions
CIO, of Bueoda, Washington, and| Evi of

for ie Past two years has been
he

| than ohe union group exists in a

~ | separate
the CI

y ja

each will cast a
Tag ne

single nation

vote. US,
and rai n dele-

gations will have one vote apiece

and France will have one ye ae
del

(CGP)

emalie Catholic

ng
ved in time for an prelininsy
irector of Or;

Citrine
delegates were Sanita
non-decision makin;
the
n,

Labor
and one for a delegation of 18°] wastg
uni
the cone
r into an cabin in =
‘acts
7 soa) “liminating ae Eee
poi m their syste: :

-| A comic

Spread Gos

0 clo
Ape és the
jon contin re hie
d no time on the trip

Sige Bees. B. J. Thomas of |B
pe Auto vo and Pres,| On the army trans
ney Hillm: at Ameer men le their pine
Git hing Workers eb a fl

id iw y
nk wo:
haa “helped 3 baa he pins ship
veh hey

very ane toate was blamed
on. his allege ae wor
rumor was Iso _eireu~

ence
there would n
al issues Yaa up a
coenferen

Vassily imuenetapes who bears
a remarkable reenbiane we

t be many contro-
at the

vhi
conference

the ‘opinions of the

O delegates joined hi
in arg

conference o on the basis of tally | fi

id,| est insurance rate eat ne

ce against sels the |

Green.

Joseph Curran of No.
Maritime Union habnobbed with”
crew members, br ied his ar-
re al of facts

f British s

getting
come snack from the. crew to

labor
ae eae in this state is ie enowalta

point; Tone of ae geen

ecutive Board according to the
provisions of the IWA Consti-
ution. :

‘one ca:
directors in the lumbering indus-
By sakes the IWA makes Be

by

progr ue
program tion is bein; ae

iendly, ee

deeply serious. Delesey svat op-

timistie about the pers Unie

Assn,

mllaeds iommeniy oft oe Intl.

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