B.C. LUMBER WORKER

TOM ALSBURY, President, Vancouver and District Trades and Labor Council, joins with CCL and
Railway Brotherhood officials to address mass protest meeting April 5 with fiery attack on Mospital
Insurance measure.

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COMPENSATION CHEQUE FOR $340.80 secured for Beatrice Radmore through the action taken
by officers of Local 1-367, IWA, and the IWA District Office. When injured in a plant not under
IWA jurisdiction, medical treatment resulted in the paralysis of one leg. Technical objections to

compensation payment were successfully overcome’by the evidence submitted on her behalf by the
IWA officials.

MAKING IT DIFFICULT

__ Financial discrimination against working class candidates
in the elections in Prince Edward Island has been charged by
trade unionists in the maritime province.

In 1943, the provincial deposit required was only $10 per
candidate, but as the labor vote has grown more politically con-

seious so has the deposit got bigger until now the deposit per
candidate is $200. re * .

VISION and SAFETY

- ++. Foresight now may ensure

good vision for your tomorrow ....

GEORGE MITCHELL, Chair-
man, President of Greater Van-
couver and Lower Mainland
Labor Council opens capacity
mass meeting in Pender Audi-
| torium to protest Hospital Insur-
ance changes.

A worker with poor vision is not an officiont worke
accident risk. His perception of conditions in the worl
be fast and accurs

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It follows then that comprehension of situations

sluggish.

ht normal skills cannot d for long
his ‘on his job and cannot stand

up to the stress and strain of his occup: It is difficult to maintain

a normal capacity for reasonablesness, courtesy, and co-operation.

can be corrected. It would be smart if you
found out how your eyes measure up to the visual requirements of your

way or working and living.

fiephiea in the interest of JOB SAFETY and GOOD VISION
arrangement with the Editors of the B.C.'LUMBER WORKER
» from the issue dated Sts April, 1951.)

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