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B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Geo: Mitchell Reports

The UNION’S BUSINESS

LRB ATTACKED

r Relations Board

facts ha n ae fa Bapeel eae locee a brazen contempt for
all principles of democracy by who have become the erran
boys of the employing interests.

Scenics:

orkers ganize have bee!
assured. is *s a a ze to sleek won
will lay the basis f Lge a bargaining agen of thei
Naante 0 accomplish the dis-

“Damen Flouted

reason can be given
norm: rrors they are re- | for

quired to attempt eciniorergiiel lations Boas
‘omply, ve accepted stand-| dictated by th
rds of equit

If they Fetes their trust con.
sistent pe deliberately, and
held in that betrayal b:

blind arrogance of the

mcrae members is beyond belief. | repre:

g
takes
nif eaneniy as to outrage the | |

whe decision of the Board vio-|! The
lates the anienk of the ICA Act.

Noe
cae ae or ene Labor Re-
rd that it was

Shrected | agains st the poltical par a
se

The Only
GENUINE

‘DRY-BAK’

ASK FOR IT BY

nal Enalysie government endures
= | only by eonsent of the overned. |
3 ey cs ekoning always
ie se who exercise OR LEADING STORES

mn

NAME
AT YOUR COMMISSARY

treatment by-which canvas is made
water repellent to produce “DRY-BAK””

Jo
proc

nee Tent & pi Ltd., and is entirely

sed in our own plan

thovetorsh took for the name ‘‘DRY-BAK”
9g

or without interlining

t. You should,

Ask for it with

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hirds majori rity, three
estern

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w& THE VANCOUVER

PROVINCE IS 100%
UNION: - PRODUCED BY
MEN AND WOMEN fo)
ELONG TO NE
THESE UNIONS:
Vencouver Typographical Union, Local 226 (TLC-AFLI.
Vancouver Printing Pressmen & Assistants Union,
Local 25, (TLC-AFL).
Vancouver ion, Local 54 (TLC--AFL).)
Electrotypers & Stereotypers, Vancouver and Victoria,

Local 88 (TLC-AFL).
Vencouver Mailers Union, Local 70 (TLC-AFL).
Vencouver Newspaper Guild, Local 207 (CCL-CIO).

THE eC DYER PROVINCE

ific 4211
CCE EEEEEEEEEEEELELLELEr

C. LUMBER WORKER
for ad copy is September 25 and for news

Publication date of the next issue of the B.

is October 2nd. Deadline
copy September 26th.

aaeeseesnueenee
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ony U.C., with 900 delegates
8,000,000 sours

ae
BES ae

must b

c
F Limits) aE our power to find 1]

No Change

Sir Vincent Tewson, TUC Gen:

eral Secretary, gail that ale
aut eas ment did not
change T licy on rearma-
ment but reafirmea the policy
ported by British labor since

Ignoring the advice of Arthur
De: nn President, and other top
TUC brass, the Congress voted
3

280

Si,
ro)
EK

ndu and si
panto ‘those now eater ra
monopol; rol.”

ae ngress general pommel

ee however, score a victoy
eine the members to be eee
ite ae eee piel pets re ae

BC Lenser KER

CLL Weal
opting te Orfeiized Loggers and Mill Workers of B.C.
MONTHLY BY
INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA ¢ClO-Cct)
BG DISTRICT pone No >
DISTRICT 0}

Presi

ata eis Btewart iors
ist Teor president = fog. Morris
2nd ¥ies-Eresigent = Stuart M. Hodgs.
8rd Vice-President 9 Bred Weber
Secratary-Tregsurer =~ George H- Mitchel a
International Bonet itomber Witham N. Gre:

re}

8 all parniaciegieny
LL,

‘eA - = me FAirm: 8
uver, B,C.
Bubseription nate $1.50 per annum
Advertising Bape tnen tative. G. A,

Autho: eared as Second Class Mail, Post Office Bent. ‘Ottawa
10 Corina PRINTED IN THIS Is!

delegates Ha e cle that igs
did not exclu ee spestete es
mands made
rising cost of ieee

The wages vote is not expected
to have much influence on on the

den of rising costs, showed
fet of 7,732,000,

nists wi routed
alt ‘thelr nominees ae the itn
fected eae eee
feat or
tiate wan electal

U.K. Labor States
Peace, Wage Policy

GATE, England (CPA) — By more

resolutions ace Britain’s
defense were eae at the

Trades Union Congress just wound up her

CCF F Seca ;

new Provincial Secretary

ae Coated es is Har-

old 7 Yr, PYO it Trades &

ee Coomeah’ rnin it has

ea announce‘ ne y tl ° Oe
‘ial Office

e than a two-| pinancial Secretary of the In-

ternational Association of Ma-

| chinists, Lodge 450, ‘Thayer hag

Victoria ‘Trades and

i abr rere for nine years

and is a’ member of its executive

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