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THE B.C. LUMBER WORKER

| Letters to the Editor

SAY WHAT YOU PLEASE

Argentine

Anti-Fascist

MONTEVIDEO (ALN)—All Argentine resistance

Soldier, For

Dislikes Red- Baiting

si pe een wanting t

buey rea tye not had the “oportanty

mer Logger,

write for some time, but I have been

d th

for
the

glad to
eee hares of the great progress ee TWA has made in 1944
Industry.

ing the Lumber

As the Sat pee pitied armies |
bring the Naz’ TS
ie

in organiz’

Lowe and hi porters,
pelling t wo of the “aeegates ‘som

the convention floor

(Sell inne Gaeae nnd i
what we are fighting for in thi |
world eee af these people

were
would | change Cg
In closing, I si
JACK SHAYNA.
(Overseas).

Elections Conducted

out
working with us-and are expect-
ig 100% Petre Ton

Spring © 1c Los
Harlan Take(3G.

copra Help On
sation Claim

le ing
have my compensation claim re-
paces and finally settled satis-
a,
injured in the pou of
my duties bit ow

it the
front line, I ae ate seriale they To

| tervi y Mr. Pritchett and
was ite ‘sy him’ to the Compen-
case was re-

Giew cea SEA Ses eecrh
made. I wrete to Mr. Pritchett
land the W.C.B. as ing them

look into the matter. I Snally

received the balance of my ¢
pensat

pan Gane: win Re ec
through the efforts of our Union,
through our President, that my
clin as reopened and finally

a clear

M{ guess that’s what our foreman
meant Marge, when he said to be
reful

und machinery!”

ee

ount of the action

"woe any peli

scloses. On ne sean day

arre! ak
plants to the strike. =
Indicating 1] Pent

forces, numerous eike is took

pla y places. parent
states 250 of these ex-
plosi k place in Buenos | ojos,
Aires, some of ee bey rail-
way stations of Re Con-
stitucion Railway pee at Villa
pa was interrupted for two
hours b; tag In Rosario
similar explosions Bale place.

els Cordoba the railway
sited nd one train was
railed but no lives lost.

iRequests Vote
For East\[Indians |:

A delegation led by the Khalsa

Delegation Again|:

thi
Participation of the Argentine
ntryside in the anti-govern-
ment protest is said to signif;
oe cere of a ae
The acts of

e

die:
chieftain Gal Juan D. Peron to

on cai he has concentrated hi
attention in the belief ps oon

00
With best wishes to Lumber-
8,

workers
TA AMUNDSEN.
R. MeMillaw’s Operation,
Nanoo se Bay, B.C.

Lots an Excitement
When Som mp Opens
To the Bait.

rrive—

working verti; and one of the
walked right off the

janine | at camp.

Then last Suiday we

e Le ee

pues in the First, Ka man’s
y claim was Wreatitee
f fruitl

came to Vancouver, a in- lisa: any Ww

BOB SIMPSON.
CRANBROOK

\
Men’‘s Furnishings
Biltmore Hats

up for several da;
ning thi

were last togethe
io-telephon

x with

a| vote i

anion Board of Trade; and Mr.
Han Pritchett, representing
ey A.

cae delegation approached the je
Cabinet on the basis of the fact
Chae ieaeeraiierelaeaimaetined
year an id not NERS to come

hf
Canada, of whom all
but 41 re in British Calum
ix hundr

21 sea ase age

ni that thousand,

onist huidrednendl ere are

erbiay denied jhe right to
y kind o: tion.

ae of British Columbia
and

Nanoose Bay ae Diwan Society and having as its that al

the Editor: spi pli ore Philpott, the trol of their unions is key | movement. hate. sw dpa in es

is meeting o: 1I-kn to control of labor. same way, as the

in this camp on nn nuary 25, mentator, | recen tly SSE The day after the token strike underg: He
eorge Grafton, busi-|the Provincial Cabinet, invi i In Paraguay,
ness agent of local 1-80 conduc-| that East Indians in British ioe As influence has bee
ted the meeting. lumbia be given the franchise.| Jan, 24, to discuss their terms. | Strom ys the Labor Council call-
Mnan Wa. Tanony Secve,| «-dteluded in the delegation were|Two thousand, appeared and|ed -# 2-hour. pr
tary, tl 10 Amundsen Shop pera eres hee Ce i f est of Couneil secretary, A
tewards, Don Harrison an * 7 _Gamarra and other labor
J Hy le st A. E. ClO D | io
John McGuire. oleic arhny eeokatena benetiaed é egates
Rae ach the ba semen of hia aiatevial Aeeaa noone :
ap Culhane, representing the Gen- O (G
this camp to negotiate a raise|Culhane, representing the Sen-/()n Committees
in the pe, fo the pales other tions) Mise -KathleendGoreie S08
. cial Service Worker; Jordan Guy, peor

b
LON
gates D he World Trade, Unie h
Spas Th which Decent
pase committees

pel
sae ee
thus far elect-

Pres. John Green of Industrial
Union of Mernss and sme build-
ing Workers to the
five-man nents rceaaaey
and Pres. Albert J. oer Ags Gs m martial
ee Electrical Radi Man,

ie Workers is Bea on fa
nine-man standing orders com-
mittee, which is the equivalent
of .S. program committee vl
ae ees eRe:
my in he in-
ion sev aHaeR to he per
cee rau probably pe ironed) out
le tial ittee | ed
alba ania,

vig, Bulga,

aes
that no vote.
The laws of Canada say that

over ee the boat was three days
late getting oe a ie ey for
ail and of

whic eaiealeea ‘
Ithough the cook did a good job
on what we had of grub.
And now—the dog has taal

enter associated with the
peed eae os Provincial § don Polish government “ince
eanene hile Eee ate nioni
The laws of B.C. say that no were
East Am, may run for the
| Legislat Le
AS Are coe ee no East
dian can vs unicipal
aiediane eine
any municipal a ice because of
atic — disqualification as

autom:
sho eS ee ly.

m’t serve as school
wea, “They can't

eee and defies ae bray ai
Heel Hugger Shoes
° getting beat up.
What .a world!
Baker St. Cranbrook Wes!

Boller dean ‘Act,
the total number of East
Ind ae ree 95% old, mem-

mm Logging.
foci Bay, B.C.

bership in trade unions and the

Poland is represented only J J.
Stoneryied of the Fa eee unio} a