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IWA

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TS 1949.59

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$12-$16 Contract Floor

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$1.50 Board Rates
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Welfare Plan:

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STRIKE ACTION READS,
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BOSSES BOW TO. STRIKE THREAT;
49-50 CONTRACT READY TO SIGN

BC. Louenst ave

REFERENDUM BALLOT RESULTS
REFERENDUM BALLOT RESULTS

FADLING RE-ELECTED

CONVENTION
SUPPLEMENT

13th Annual Convention

NANAIMO OPENS
ITS ARMS TO IWA
DELEGATES, WIVES

ith this special convention supplement, greetings are
eanvey ee to the Sein eS sending the 18th Annual Dis-
IWA in B.C.

ict Convention of

janaimo,

Greeti: m the citizens
aimo, warmly expressed on

Nan
their behalf by His Worship
Mayor E. Westcott.

Greetings for Nanaimo

ing business firms an
ean in the bustling Hub City
of Vancouver Island.

Greetings, from allied trade

unions on Vancouver Island who
found the IW
Ringed of labor

1-80 Bie Hind
nett special greetings from the
ost, TWA, Local 1-80, | whose
neridents Joe fori and aides
e spared no pains, in eo-oper-
iEhINanaLO, Tstelie, to
Ne aecommoda-

Delega’
Banquet oom St the Plaza "rotel
10 a.m Jan. 6, will find eause
for gratification in the official re-
view of the major AatasoaeR
i e B.C. District during

that the mI AL y
joys a ratic
eyed ele prestige than at
any Ns hea! one es its ene Ory.

ith 9.
portant achievement,
District Convention may face ie
problems of 1 1950 with firm hop

The Year Ahead

Foremost aim of the conventi:

ea
questions as wage negotiations,
the Union sponse hours of work,
and welfar

journs
Senatts eee
lumber workers of British Calter
bia will make known to the

af Nandi theleypeaeeane
Tor warm-hearted hospitality, and
he people of Nanaimo will know
the worth of B. C.’s largest trade
nion.
the advertisers who made
this s supplement possible the B.C.
Worker expresses sin-

attention of whe age legates to this

CANADIAN
CONGRESS OF
‘LABOR
extends Fraternal Greetings

tot
IWA ANNUAL
CONVENTION

May the New Year bring
prosperity and further suc-
cess to add to the memor-

able achievements of 1949.

DAN RADFORD
Regional Director
501 Vancouver Block

Vancouver, B. C.

No, 16, CCL

712 Robson Street

OOD LUCK IN THE NEW YEAR .

STRICT CONVENTION
THE (ey Te, SMG
Loca
Patrick Thibault, President J. e me, Se ee

Phone MArine 4723

Vancouver, B. C.

4, B. Padling has been reelected a4 International

‘President, fain a hard tought ‘contest with

nti i dato Drea
‘a 25,000 rete vole, “Red” Padling’s ma-

jerk Ble soar 10 3

‘was y i
areerarens | fol NIX No. 54 > Dew Sy a Vancouver, B.C
hile y ean chain ae B.C. VOTE

BCEP KOR INT'L BOARD MEMBER

422 Richards ae

SON’S GREETIN'
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GRANT McNEIL, Pieeiee

Vancouver, B. a

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