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1. WARM WINTER CLOTHING donated by trade unionists for IWA
members on strike in the Interior, is being sorted and packed by Georgina
Johnson, Cecile Dickjong and Bob Ewart, !WA member who was arrested

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while picketing the CNR station with the IWA “labour blockade“ placards,

warning transient labour of the Interior strike.

2. V.L.C. AND B.C. FEDERATION OFFICE STAFF and officials wish
Jim Bury, former V.L.C. Secretory luck in his new job with the I.C.F.T.U.,
[eft to right: Toby Dawson, Connie Stuart, Jim Bury, George Home and

Vic Forster.

3. LABOUR COUNCIL OFFICIALS greet Assistant National Director,

William Mahoney on his arrival to address CCL strike rally. (Left) Ewart

Orr, William Mahoney and Ed Sims.

there is an I.E.L. POWER

CHAIN SAW specially
designed for EVERY type

of logging and wood cutting

' UNION MADE

SUPER .TWIN

For falling and bucking
the big ones. The “Twin”
is engineered for really
rugged two-man opera- -
tions. Heavy duty twin
cylinder Dyna - torque
engine. Bar sizes 30” to
60” (and longer).

LE.L's Rg
SUPER PIONEER

A rugged, dependable
one-man saw for fall-
and bucking in
medium timber. Max.
* bar size 36”.

LE.L.’s NEWEST...
THE FEATHERWEIGHT

MODEL H.A.

A compact, fast - cutting
versatile saw for pulpwood
and small timber. Same

powerful engine as the
Super Pioneer. Bar sizes

18” and 15”.

ENGINEERING.
' LIMITED

Factory and Head Office, Vancouver 4,

B.C.

Distributors and Parts Depots in Principal Cit
Dealers and Service Facilities Everywhere

LABOR FRONT

The
B.C. Light Cruiser’

DESIGNED FOR B.C. LOGGING CONDITIONS,
ON EXCLUSIVE PARIS LASTS, AND SOLD FOR
NEARLY HALF A CENTURY BY A PIONEER
B.C. FAMILY OF SHOE CRAFTSMEN.

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As ——— y Union-Made

A Business Fully Owned and Controlled In B.C. Since 1907 By

Pierre Paris & Sons

51 W. Hastings Street Vancouver, B. C.