10 ; : B.C. LUMBER WORKER

MARKET OUTLOOK|IMODEL CAMP
SHOWS UPSWING |SAYS CREW

Lumber market prospects present a more hopeful o} 4 IW.
look than is generally admitted by the B. C. speratans Me Full recognition by the own- IWA Supported in pralee of ie
discussions with their employees, it is asserted by Interna-| ers of ave eC. has made Cooperation in
tional Representative Joe Miyazawa. This view he bases| !#bor- eae aoe ont bbe) WAP both made available of
on a preliminary analysis of data required by the IWA “Gicen & ona my aye zed workers
District Executive Board now contemplating supropnate : i iz: iad n ne ii — yo ‘ee
seabn eee arding the wage-opening clause in the m vi of 01 he adier gccess to medical

vard Paul Me Kintuek, y hh i

Analysis made was as follows: j———_—____ Squamish Sub-Local 1 gpetation to the IWA committees

“All indications from trade implied that the United Kingdom] “7. '}, He tee oe Li med in the operations,
journals and lumber analysts re- alw. ways taken the bull of ber We ‘ker, ‘Se ee 7
veals an optimism for the sale of B O's hipments. The actual ort eriserees 3 Committees report
B.C. lumber in the United States | facts—taken from DBS reports— shat gions are excellent and
and in the domestic mark show that over the past five | @¢! juipment

1 purchasing| years, out of B.C.’s total ship- ra

ower by farmers, by virtue of | ments, 21.67% was shipped to the | ATéhUr. Gar HOS Ni re me en) “Govkey-contrllel
Canada's biggest grain erop, will | U.K. and as low as 10% in 1950, | Pet and hi A id ae with the US,
result in increased oneeeucniy prices«s (ead ors TWA. | it is stal
“of homes zi ia buildi : BICeS POLED: y ee g 2 i

i peration was started only nies Cooperate
SS last peas on Property owned by
at n of s the Britan ining ate mber workers se

lagging housing program, which i

ged
ing Co. just above Britanni Pox operation have expressed
Beach, ison has ha extend app
extensive exper in_ logging, |
when he availed himself of LWA

mbership, and Mr. Green is

home:
pleted in ithe first seven months
of 1952, c: bated to over 43,000
S an ame: period last

gage ont is expected to in-

BY MAUL

ee ero cia Leader Passes
undou btedly remain at the pres- oo with

re:
vels, s_confil the rade Unionists throughout the country are mourning the
ae fe Us, mother year of contention by the IWA, that lum- death of Philip Murray, 66-year-old president of the CIO and IMPERIAL BANK
“home building at the rate of one |ber has, ‘outpriced” itself, com-| United Steelworkers of America, who passed away November 9,
million houses is predic ple tel disregarding the general sentie after addressing a Western regional conference of the
“Coast operators have ‘always | price trends.” Steelworkers,

Murray, a native of Blantyre, Banking be carried on
Scotland, came to the U.S. i

can
imply id safely through
NANAIMO WEEKEND COURSES ae Se ee Se Depots wil be
ID UNIONS’. PROGRE Mane began early “to some ieee ee
AID UNIONS’. GRESS ee ,
US.

ion activities in the ||} proper attention to
By ED LINDER

a_member o} Miners and lumbermen in
“international ont othe

entre ern ees nd

cals 1-80 and 1-8% IWA, go. sealect tia inp Bank
thered at the Malaspina Hotel mail banking

at Nanaimo, October 18 and

letter to any
nization, We named the Con- mele listed bel below and
ice will follow promptly.

jabor in
co- peers Hons ith fhe Island
L a oe

/ cludi
a ie gan ’ Cy ae : eded Lewis as chief
al Dinecton of the Institute, ably . nt Alsbur cil No ay the CIO in 1!

assisted by Le 2 |B.c.

-| A gentle old lady on a subur-
- | ban ea sratched for some tinie
“| with the kindliest interest a

Vanconvel aaa & Dunsmolr
piel ‘& Abbott

In ity elmer
pot, well-known columnist.

ar
r= ee Yellowkalfe, N.W.T,

Printers
he B.C.
LUMBER WORKER

T’m completely deaf,”

Product of SIX UMIONS /

*& THE VANCOUVER
. PROVINCE IS 100%
. UNION - PRODUCED BY
ee AND WOMEN WHO
LONG. TO ONE OF

thee ee

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ED. LINDER

Lawrence Vandale, Financial Sec-
retary of Local 1-357, IWA;
e | George Bryce, Secretary, Na-

SAN FRANCISCO
TAILORS

LOAN MONEY ON
Suits, Ove
Loggers’ Boots, oe
eer 7 jouuteas pte ae ios,

Expert Watch Repairing

portance of Trade Union educa-
UNREDEEMED
Suits and Caulk Boots
For Sale

Vencouver Typographical Union, Local 226 (TLC-AFL,

Ta Linder, Financial Secretary,
of Local 1-80, acted as Registrar
and Resource were at the In-

MAIL ORDER
52 West Hastings Street,
VANCOUVER, B.C.

Hl

LIMITED

Vencouver Mailers Union, Local 70 (TLC-AFL),
Nescouver Newspoper Guild, Local 207 (CCL-ClO),

THE VANCOUVER
PAciie 421

th pela FIRST AID CERTIFICATES
ed by T B.C.
cise si Comps spondence, Courses for Beglaars and for
ints Are Invited to Membershl
Industrial First Aid is Anda Hs Aro Invited to Membership.
1 The Industral Fest Ald A
130 West Hastings Strest, Vancouver, B.C.

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