THE B.C LUMBER WORKER

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Letters to the Editor

SAY WHAT YOU PLEASE

Good Conditions At eae it'll be too late. If labour! Brown Condemned
5 uilds up a strong enou: or-
Salmon River Log nanization, ‘the seldiers in. the| BY Gibson Crew ee
To the Editor: front lines now won’t have to To the Editor: ;
Wve quite » time since, thére|eome back to a bread Wne/ 1|- The xeguiae gioHely eee ee

has been a letter trom this out-|trust that after this war, a bread of this sub-local was held on May) ©

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all phases a epee wersion ages and t)
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es, pare we have them all. opal haw! ’oe Snag: Steer one Rao ectings. transportation, es
con ditions are getting) of Chern. ‘Shop eae see cee emple, which) amour’ ,{ suesbigns) mem ae ss Lotte civilian , in
beta au lie bs . The manage- Gilvonh bopwGoniper ing war veterans; cvallebility 0 of! government service or in bust-
enema corre eae gz Company. {tool makers and millwrights for! ness for mee mae
tools to loca! 9,090,001 in munitions plants,
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upport Morgan At

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camp, putting two. bunkhouses i
together, When these ae fnish-|, Smith and Osberg Ole Olson Killed
ed there will be two men to a]To the E Falling S
econ dusk toilets and showers| An open mecting was held in| BY Falling Snag state
will be right in the bunkhouse. I|this camp on April 29th, Brother uo fe, Editor: tha’ rice, rationing ing the next si onl
think if they could bring the|Tommy Vaughn, chief job stew-| giving you a report re- man owe, contol wil ve main{Probably about one and a half
coakhouseltothelboyas they; would |axd’wi lected to fits Buea en saan (ite unfortunate ecient ‘ar.|million workers will lose their
but it’s slow work wil eof recording retary. Fred|#t Bloedels _ y ue hie jobs. A larger number than this
shortage of material Bailey was lected as chief job| Bay: on April ntinue in war| Will be out of war work, but they
penters. omeyen it will all be | steward. |ther Ole Olson I ur{will continue in the same jobs,
finished in due Conditions ave improving in | ett Riv eae 1. in some |Droducing! for SARNAn. Seen
Transportation is of the best jeamp with two new v flush toilets|ing the TWA, foun During the|tion—for example, steel workers
here, ‘in; tt y i -
Peete the Tae othe |e ean ey — Brother Olson was the “bea fa oe ee nthe he eatirinted eT eight pone oa
PHIRISNToE GHGL they. ae in fen one eats She ae produc sion of between 10/for items such as refrigerators
amp. | they had ie moved eee a new cs b

: siding e day. Brother |*"4 15 p' pan) the; ne eee
v is a picture show every col | 01 n ryacléans te le rite. Steel wage ore 2,00,000 men are expected to be
chars ue the boys are count- i nit demobilized from the army. Dur-
ing # s until the big show ee ee cent ce cet. Venema ailing tho following six mouths,
wh they go tot Deo which sure |fund for m 1 ne a oniceenl ley nains in effect, he said,/Perhaps another bes vines work
long n tion. They \felled a snag and on the kel porte out that WLB “hag/ers will lose tl
I hope you can oa room ss that alert ent will be in-| way down. the s on t nde But
this in the paper and I hope it|stalled in ca me inbers c an Ss yer the
eae be quite so long before a wo fall ave_ been slight- To be aaahy movéd the | ‘This power can be used tries, such a
Y i ‘again, hart Werenbat these ieee bee x aay ectly behind the hen ib ‘supen tha wages are| tail tr
ae RIS. no’ aentous accidents One deena | moses wee chout Dore away. ‘likely down rand
Bee ae Axel “Berg, = Brothe: ‘Olen ies got his axe vee Ean a and \ utilities ‘which @
amon ieee Teese Co. tars dir to chop it at the a The snag |steuieay a be Meee to prevent workers should
ul ie sents Sinaia proke 40 feet up al ie back. nwarranted <1
loyd Chow Now e as around eas | ye ee epee aes o % \thr mo gute ‘The teenie
Stati ‘ jo: tee. rae eee aie “friends “ Si a he manpower prob-| doy: of’ civilian needs
Stationed In India h Bo for sai cut wee: was found on Jem, the Vingon report said: anne and _pumshnsing power wil sti.
he following letter was re- reese Committee, Teele Oleaea baie ene rity of the 52,000,000) ¢ both old
cea canes ales : elonged. to _Lo- Be) ae a
ee es ae us and nee Osberg Camp, Carter | ca] 1-363 and was aaa at would also like ve Up nenmteen ter
Ne See ts a eae al | Comox Log from 1940 | to see v sdnietiings fat aaneaeed much of which will be tem-
tye publication ait oe eal Sea where he went ieee ee hase camp conditions and the organ- bing is not expected to total
es | Spring Creek Crew se 1938. was 40 years |izational work at this camp. | more ee vi os vat
Brother Wainsco! | old and leaves a wife and three years ago, this camp was the next 12 mon
Ht believe I owe you an pol- Suppe HS = C. District [chen in Vaocouver, B.C. The | considered the best insofar as|pared with the resent total of
ogy sooner. us |funeral was held from Mount | conditions are concerned pads a abut 1,000,000.
had int eae to drop you a lin | Pleasant Undertaking Parlours organizationally. Well,
even livarnived in Eneland bat on May 4. not id at the bres
I , ‘pero “Vinson si “chat the ‘tin
was. never able to find the time. ly | Fraternally yours. ims, ane Ee ee
I've practically been on the move | R. LIDBERG. | our estimations ie
moet e time, but now that | ¢ cen of the
I'm ee Neaa eettled esa cial|® | Mo conditions go.
In ata. T “thou ght it best to write at sen’ t Le Hl dram Starke |, all worn
pad, say Hello to you Ba Leu the |the a ca that ‘President € Logging step lightly in walking
x members of the Murray of the CIO be notified| T° “mi Edi for fear of
a immediately about the action ily £3 ae the fatal acei- | #00r- ie
ae y the vay, x wale cra Saker’ by Besthak Bro ae dent of tarke who was | Poorest exeuse ee ve | Continued ARS Page gs
with Nigel Morgan, It's regret-| We also elected our Safety | Seiay hia Kyat 2, and died Ceaniltthek tntebtiaead meee
table I wasn’t able to see him|Comm mittee consi: sting of M. Pet- ea Hamers eee ageinént ano bomen the adad .
we my uals "| fort ne ta = op d8, SNe SOUS Bt |S he laa oe " Interior
Well, Johnny, how's every- ews badly crushed, while setting |head, the superintendent said
thing coming along with th is a 01 ie gen hokers on a slack sky-line. when |that the foundation wo ieee have be-
‘A. Ys the Victoria area 100|business taken up but the boys|a long stick up-ended and swung ore iti
per { organized yet? It’s}Were plenty sore over tl i hitting another log and ad Pre Blaylock interests who
time all workers got wise to|taken by Brother Brown. starting it down the hill, which
themselves and built up really Will close ond ies aur will| log in turn hit the im.
s organization. There’s|drop another lin Brother Starke is survi pate
SGT ies deen tian AA a] Bao eet a brother in Seattle and a sister oe
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for when this world conflict is| Spring Creek Logging Co. |i Varieouver. He was buried in
Duncan, May mee
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