B.C.

LUMBER WORKER |.

Next Step

WA. District Sees Committee must be

amicable and fair

With the epee ss this si sof negotiations, the
next phase of the struggle must be borne chiefly by TWA
members in the a teri fee

Whate be agreed upon between
the Spareaenene agents, the day will come when a large
number of small operators must eps eae to sign
agreements on the basis of these t

hod of einai is ae existence on the
job of a united, alert and determined organization able to
command the situation and get the employer’s signature
on the dotted line.

Outlook °

IT which paul animate IWA activities for the next
irably stated by the International Re-
m his Economic, Social, al Political
Hovey BE Deceit zp the recent International Convention
in Port

SPIR
year were ae
search Direct

ce to this review is reprinted here‘as the most

WHO’S KIDDING WHO

TnelWwA
‘ STALLING

PUSHING AS
Mee as ICAN.
ha men

‘oA MATTHEWS — 52—

His a
umely and striking eee conte yet published with
respe ct ye Mea ae

Eifion! period in our
Machine Age and
3 le

‘E 0 present day interest
from a Period of ont

velt and Truman to a p

of wh ae Presiden

he next few months is:

czonomie aan Political nnontanes we

We

is the passing
econontis philosophy aie Roose-
of conservatism regardless

issues of grave social,
ill be debated and in
ar the past re view ed.

romises wit

oe Sra and maar without
foundation will s

ae mi inds. It is little wonder that
ES aly

“At the same time we,
all these things w:
before in mn) ister
the scenes,
tne po heads of

ith conical self-appraisal,
'y of o

As

m
the
“Tt behooves each and every one of us to weigh care-

fully the gains of the past twenty vont as they relate to
our own pean nal lives and those of our trusted neighbors,

“What man, what party, what ein or yeeguation
is going ta Biotec and advance Hesei ains for us? No
man, no party and no group or organi mn, aes alone, fou;

is going to eesnie Be ily. Each a)
everyone of us,
wi advance eer eins eueslcens “How de we accomplish

EN
pbligation volun

oe the men whose records clearly ‘ show
m believers and active participants in

in this countr:
is spauiutely
the worl

7 eats t you and I, as working people, know
necessary to our well- -being and: the peace of

e pas’ ast ten years we h:

“For the ave been guilty of a com-
placent attitude eee cont

ditions about us. Now is

LABOR LEADS
DEMOCRACY

hose per: ho
an. e|labor or misin: formed” seek to
gure statements and formulate their future policies accord- | (°° n

with
of the working class, must view |i

ind | an

conservation programs,
price supports, rural ieee
tion, TVA, rural Ssleulity
International Influence
e inter: nentongl scale, la-

“No single group in America
has contributed as much as la-
bor to ehewwielea re Keon all

roups, locally, nationally and
Rae ernational Me Rol ibs Ge By

reasey, assista} J.S.
tary of labor, told aclezatesttal

the annual convention of the
eee Woodworkers of
America (CIO).

i Reed
tie ‘Treaty, wheat |
Point Four of tech-

are “anti- | ; y, North Atla:
a ine ma

= aid. the eae of such pro-
eee hich have received labor
pt

ex
ania left ATER paying his
as as he had left in 1929 after
- | taxi

ospital:
roeierelal
Dank de fai Alex B. Mactonald

Barrister & Solicitor
fotary Public

ances for Jecene to help them
readjust _to civilian life.
‘Labor unions helped to pring,
about ey ten: ee trol of atom
energy « ported fim
wage ‘and eeerunia legisla
al . full emp’ Heyer for all
workers whether or not they \ were
members of labor unions . oil

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SOLICITOR 70 THE 1.W.AL

soul

searching appraisal — and a a militant
protect the gains Reamea in blood, sweat
ravages of powerful groups

es chet own nga.

t determinati
and toil be the
who would destroy all to

rst €) We have alowed our

y ete Jealousy, a le

ane that all we have ie ined has

ee a solid front With but a
‘ood of all mankin:

motiv a % oie ruled, ine

stoi Fike meat and rally

Tne
SOLIDITY in its “fullest meaning is a Prerequisite of our
future aeienne and progress.

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q piers by the Liquor Control Board oF
by the Government of British Columblae

obody expects, and it would

mb
e days Rae while some issues will con-
we must seek out and stress those

things which hold us together,

ee common, objectives from gue industrial
bility, ‘osperity. Let
ind. of think-
tives.”

‘op
ength sets ap upon free ebate

S examine all the ‘acts | in the light of this.
the and < our sights set on these objec

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