B.C. LUMBER WORKER January 15, 1953

The Camera Reports On Labor

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Furniture strike, that has left its imprint on the town of Durham, Ontario,
Here, strikers Howard McCallum and Bev. Falkingham, tack sign on post
in front of the Durham Furniture Co.

2. ANGUS MaciNNIS, CCF M.P. and C. H. Millard, CCL Vice-President,
attending B. C. Federation of Lebour Convention, talk over times during
@ lull in the convention proceedings.

3. ISRAEL CITY CLERK, MR. Z. FREUND, on a four-month tour of B. C.

Basaiapp teins sponsored by the United Nations, is shown here visiting
Camp 8, Great Central Loke, with Gil Ingrom, Business Agent, Local 1-85,
IWA left), and Denis Thain, Port Alberni City Clerk (right).

i 4, THE VERY REVEREND DEAN CECIL SWANSON is escorted by
Federation Officers Joe Morris (left), George Home and Hugh Allison to
the convention platform for pronouncement of invocation. —

5. IWA DISTRICT OFFICERS Joe Morris (left), and J. Stewart Alsbury
_ confer on [WA resolution before convention of B. C. Federation of Labor,
with President Dan Radford and Ranjit Singh, Local 1-118 IWA. >

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