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Mills and Camps

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VANDALE

By LAW)
Financial Secretary, Local 1-357, IWA

“I wholeheartedly agree that the lumber operators
are pricing themselves out of the market because of

their unholy desire for abnormal

statement wa:

ging camp, V

rofits.”

been wad) by a et of fallers in his e:

vite “the ‘ete? |
Loe:

al 1-357
eave an invita
ti nd
someone in to
Local 1-868 to v-
the various
Spertions in the fe
aed ex- &

aie x
of a pain Local with a Local

s | build accommod

camps. I’ll bet nae ane Boss Me
his shack o ny five minutes away
from his o!

t be

plete understanding of the prob-
that is conn ised roan ok up log" |lem and a thorough knowledge
ging operat a I|by the membership.
upsearee ae io We all realize, as well, that we
cyan “patter Jake | must have the best material pos-
me in tow and from |sible in the District icers
quae on, nether was no rest for on the negotiating commit.
wicked. visited as many i are to complete wit!
camps, booming grounds and ai the “legal beagles” of the em:

MONTREAL (CPA)—It must be obvious that no
ith; led id or body can have an even c
in family ite Sie ie world, a distinguished Mor

of
Bin

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FBisst

“Stop worrymg! I’m positive Santa’s
strike will be over by Christmas!”

T to give complete medical
Robbe rs! care to all, we cannot af-
ford not to give pure water to
all,” said Dr. Gardner. “If some
dit haorernment prone Ges Tein typhoid laden water, the
lumbia which has been given |epidemie will quickly spread to
extravagant ae ig busi- ea SPUre
nada cae npeRCTuPATTNE api supply. Likewise Dr. Gardner
ment to the private ineareyes |eontinued, idemie of infu:
mpanies — in ae emier | NZ he eginning among those un-
Bennett thinks that the insur- able to obtain. adequate medical 7" — A Liberal
ice leorapaniea aralrebitaa then cae wi [giulekly. spreads antiga ite) tats te 2 discovery
public. fe faa ae testi

insist o1

shoul n
: Gover a? any broad “principle “hn medical

at now to ie ae that mi
strikes could be eliminated if
given fair salaries,

Ene nt Insurance
Howard Boot! hey 2 director
the British Colum!

e 0 all who
Hingledmillgtas ipossibley aries ployer, and then as a last resort, clumbia Automobile eed it, and they shovld Tend ay aaawente ray ualdvtewe’ One
ing back ay (cones enay between Jif necessary, strike action. etstoelaciony aac thalithe movin every effort to carry out any
midnight and 2:00 every night or| Sometimes, it wi that | lal government ay take | veasonable scheme for its provi-
morning! the strike should take place fir a its | Son, heveaids! It ig oun Mea
Bas 1 Val d do away with all the “farce” S mi Se ne © companies | provide the services skill:
Educational Value f conciliation, ete. A strike vote Provide lower rates. nd yours to supply the facilities
s taken before “real bar-| _ MY. Boothe, reporting on a re-|\/ require,” the doctor told hi
” starts. een? infer view awith Premier Ben- audience of Church women.
nett, said: “The premier is very :
orale Threatened perturbed over the way privat ‘mine Democracy
eee a penn emo thet! Sometimes an aura of tery [companies are handling auto in-| Proper medical care is much
mess & pers pone) eCH A880 recalls). (as iin theseauarG Ik | surance, He said that Somthing more than just the proper ad- | busin
va cce arity ipariicular Pie ee River Dales Go, Lid. The notice should Hevionelin the way of giv- | ministr tion of medicines, Dr. | their Svorlers 514 sa) resent
poperab emi bcemes that the rates and Doubt, fear, poy-|share of the profits, Where this
aa ais posi tires dave tetene they in-|to the public or else the govern- exty and ide cuit el eee tee al: ‘tried it has worked ef-
Fevanee ea have ae ea tended i shut down, reads: “Due ae ey duld take over.” le in encouraging disease, just | fectiv
a to mstances beyond our con- | =
RACH ie be] trol, the Camp will be closed
i wiveiseen® frombtimel t down.” Did D cember 14th ave
Rete ere the employers have |22¥thing to do with this cireum-
2 f iness? Usuall

play of tl
against another, more particular-
‘ions.,

ly coe negotiations., We have
seen, yea: atte year e em-
uit bara write supple-
mentary agreements for the dif-
ferent sections e industry,
eg., sawmill, logging, plywood
and shingle.

Is it intimidatio
weapon?
Is seniority violation HORGEITS

unseen

is would be disastrous, but s
Soom the eonueceaitone nana) the | ora convinced Vaanievseitiatian
discussions at the meetings, it is sok
i u exchange between Local Unions
ardly likely that this will come | oF in toyy mation, views sind educa-
aboub! The  menbers’ axel sway Onin BERTIE Oe eee
ahead of the ators on this Y
phe! “They've learned the “hous |than eve ianane ani
yy ee cen ta! the questions asked at the meet-
way, ae Nes opanaaeVetiligees fueat ae aELGeI Tee eceenead
still t a bond could be created
RalseuRumors hereby a better understanding
: as an added impetus in
one le: I had to bene

ae you Vea (B.S.
The mill is stil running.

Anot pee story mak.

al
laughed at Sie one but unfor- | 4
som

tunately there ie members

REGIN
ng e sey) dnsubanse
had the sawmill svonceea d

te Bae interacts of the

lr nsured
e
ie Mail
A (CPA)—A co-opera-
nounced company president R. H.

allen recently.
o-operative Fire and

o-date information and
feeling o}

uncertainty and doubt is created,
which, ote

nds

oe Dei d
The feeling for the prslusion of

» Union Shep in our agreement
uch discussed sublet

was a

Tinsel ia Bs ae

in the dem: the
members Ea, ai aes as 2
hours away from home, Som
spend more. It scems that the
pane tors dit Gn costly to

fine
rovide transportation than to

ae) is the thin edge | gag
ish

y Insurance gee will Vien
dle fire, auto Bnd e
ance in the fot

om) pel in every
proviaae except Quebec, policies
See Ai sntion ae been is-

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