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THE BC LUMBER WORKER

Published Every Second Monday by
INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS or AMERICA (Clo)
ae ene ae

JACK GI
Room 504 Holden Baling Phone Bien rat eee” B.C.

The deadline for stories for the coming issue is 4 p.m.,
Thursday, June 28,°1945

Lonsenl!Worxer Union Hiring Depends

On Your mie

By DON kept

ah the evel” pa

and the Gov
fiat! establish shed Tater atee con-
trol Base Sac yscrice
aay eh

Bow ifs

first con: ra 1a ou
ductive abilities.

‘Labor and Government

ting is beginning to
rious canis are oe deetivibe congratula-
are consoling selves.
during #] the emt seit be was
ut an aggress’
yr progress in that 01
ma potent action program, insistence on a par

‘HE Federal Blection is over and
lie down. Th
tions and the defeated

of the

acdeys ae nee an the: “Heoples
pe while

a Aes y:
aa] Ags wal ia ase
situation Ae see. what forces
ie ere are lined up to maintain
to do away with Selective Ser-
vice.
ould be

ee
tall the eas

in
productive capacity.

ig to _
candidates =

‘go it alone’
BUEORIeHieton lester sthas(ecerted al siteation thereat Re coneide
ered dangerous. ‘The possibility of a Liberal: Gatlin coalition
i ar think-

ing union memb
Nuktcertisa political action has won impo gains for the

labor sae in Canada, during the war. also defeated
threa to Tory, Bloc-Populaire soalition in thi

gains in wag

she ly
campaigning te parliamentary positions in Gee dasa
held, Mex

the
soon to be In Mexi xico, #1 of

ecessary establish represent
aa (Guten aeeiteamn 4 es)
in order to win the war, then
uch eisai are ae neces-
care der to secure the peace.
It ii Be that, as individual
we sometimes find. Selective Ser
vice not entirely to our liking.
However, the day of “rugged Be
dividual advocated
R.

ment, serious ¢
Such an undertaking to sue-
ceed will depend on he whale:
hear support em
sabe

I me
view thee mason as individuals
| and not as one of

wi ll, no rata jhe Cacene I
Brot

hav ons
conditional storender and only | can get by.” , our union,
he

workers,

turning recent

its support of Miguel Aleman for Mexico’s 1946 Presidential’ candi-
date.

the rel
solders a eventually find

hemselves, find the solution to|us all vee mapeeae in nations
that ha ied stand

Db
nate is short |S!
gre:

if Gur

Helo, Boys, Tm u
street the other ag
me ae ae was wt
Wel at

ai

been over

hadn't been for tl

ritain, United States and oa
These e guys were just al

In these, her countries, Labor is allying|* @8ting peace. ae ce 8 Me teat! ike a ne slone
itself with all atthe prorenine Tones who are ae to cooper- | nage eae at te ae solver they SUS EaEE iced
ate ona eae of national unity oe rity. By 0 doing, | cation ig to our guiding prim |ture holds for’ us, andione
they are building Labels influence it et wverful force. Even in aia le, the abolition of such con-| those problems of utmost ii
Argentina, where Ey action by “Tabor has | bess com-| trols as Selective Service will im.|ance is “how shall we hire.” ‘That
pletely banned, the ; a return| mediately  destro ch a per-| problem is also part of collective
of that coun’ democratic fold. In Peru, Labor is Gane spective and will make the road bargaining and deserves its
its t bel a national unity candidate, Jos is Bustamente|ahead harder than is necessary. | Tightful place in all future union
i use he is a et ora Silt Our Armed Forces in the Pacific agreements.

e to
Argentina and will constitute a blow to Easels Aone South
erica.
‘Throughout the world, the pattern is the same; Labor is accept-

Argentine Reaction On

for progress. Here and there, as in Canada, are isolationist groups,
actually assisting the very reaction they profess to oppose. Because
of oer we ae eee groups a disunited among themselves, it is
inevital agree on on policy. One

by pie as sees

Rampage; Freedom Dead

MONTEVIDEO (A: — Argentine resistan mee les aders this

rm to one

pease Ms I butt i in and bait

Nazi
caneed if I didn’t convince , them,

over Hydro- Blestrie power in B.C.

ghee declared that the statute} e
possible intervention

tactics or are destro eyed. The Labor movement is ieee le and Cebu ee oat esr Sng Contes scone Well kaa hee
fe is cas foreign opinion. The democratic leaders hailed the recent expres-
as aragoiuiiion emia, puilisied! aaiim Gamtmacn ay a ete: ae of concern over Argentine developmenta, by (0:8, “Beaident
and as has been proven conelaively in the past, it is non-partisan = sie 7 bass-
politica] action that brings S Drsrgs Brae -
, Conservative
; ieaviamaas tanding Ca-|into and regulation of EEG in
2 ic, told this correspondent | der to gear them e con~
Electric Power oe
proposes “to control the activi-|__ Commen on the hanged| ¢
ies of political parties in order|U-S. attitude expressed in the
First step toward taking over the Hydro- Ree resources of He ampere and a ”” the oc land ae nd Braden | ng
ken with the lency Su: . Peron, ements, : “The
be considered to have been tal we q mouncement ae Meee eae a dmigstoni afl elmenert regime
last Saturday that three companies will be taken over on August 1. Gua batter Secretary in the pres-|t the San Francisco conferen
The companies named are West-Canadian “Electric Corpora- eatndor te Geciatia tae ee Rites teres atrona
tion Ltd., The Nanaimo-Duncan Utilities Lid, and the Columbia ‘Tuli: Gonvaleziivamaintastiteeh onder whe!
Power Compai itd. os . | the statute “was nof drafted to| Was really fought to o exterminate
fe but to sabota: che fascism. The achievem
power is planned ee ue Campbell River area. Pause oes sabotames the the Goo ase! Policy, ate
ve is to be congratulated on taking step, ul ‘e than a dec:
eae in view o: "the fact that an al: ing power aketeaes is Former Radical Party deputy | th Jt. adminis )
Too: ape suey pen ee ie ae be hoped, however, that this | Silvano Sade = pointed out| peared to be brink oe ‘hin
i this Tine as soon as possible that “the meaningless switch is
Paya dena ai = nas oe aaa is lifted.
tion and of| stor:
vantages of private ane and by so doing pressuring the aaieie
“ ay ment et fecal positive action toward going into busi- the Ser eid ee oF
ness on an all-out si
3 speaking fc
eon: centage ‘art Government warmly on the vs sled ened § - Ma
“ step, the B.C. Pans Commission should be urged to Breer a levine (Ree ine Wenn
efforts to overcome all ol ‘les in the way of completely taking