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A Tradesmen Demand Action

1. TRADESMEN went into huddles such os this after mass rally to dis-
cuss special plant problems.

2, ANDY SMITH, Local 1-357, chairs mass meeting of IWA tradesmen
and with Neil Shaw (left) Local 1-367, and Lloyd Whalen (right) Local
1-217 reports on the discussions with Forest Industrial Relations Ltd. re-

garding tradesmen’s rates and classifications.

3, GLIMPSE OF ARENEX MEETING, New Westminster, when 600 IWA

tradesmen unanimously rejected employers’ proposals for adjustment of

rates, and urged further negotiations,

4,-& 5. EMERGENCY MEETING of District and Local Union Officers held
_ at Parksville on tradesmen’s issue required hurried plane flight by Van-
| couver Committee. Rough weather compelled a landing at-Nanoose Bay,
where neither floats nor skiffs were available. Officials made the best of
the cold sea, and the barnacles, and here the photographer caught George
Mitchell wading ashore, and “Stu’’ Hodgson and Lloyd Whalen returning
to the plane.

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