8 B.C. LUMBER WORKER t 2nd Issue, July

IWA Strike Scenes

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me 1. COOPERATION between AFL

Wa and CIO in current strike in North-
west against lumber

Br) _____ shown by above consultation among
‘ . Trig Pedersen, Financial Secretary

of CIO Woodworkers Local 5-36,

} Longview, Wash., left; Eli F. Beeler,

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Business Agent of AFL Inland Boat:

mens Union of the Pacific, Colum-

bia River Division, center, and Arlie

‘Anderson, Business Agent of Long-

AI R i view Boommen’s IWA Local 11-107.

0 Boatmen who do all sorts of routine

work on tugboats and barges plying

—! - ; Columbia river, are honoring ClO
and AFL picket lines.

OCal ‘ 5~ 6 2. ARTHUR OLSEN and Otis Powell
. maintain guard at Weyerhacuser's
SS pulp gate.

3. HOLIDAY OR NOT, Woodwork-
ers of Local 9-66, Steveson, Wash.,
had their picket lines manned over
Ath of July weekend, Picket Captain
Litton, right, was inspecting line
when photo was taken. With him
Horry Smithers, left, and Don Gra-
ham. Stevenson Plywood company
plant, which ordinarily has 170 men
et work stands vacant in back-
ground. These men wonder what
employers are talking about when
they discuss “average” $2.16 hourly
wages.

4, RAINING AND CHILLY, but
picketing Woodworkers at Long Bell
company’s main west gate rigged,
their tent to protect them, From
left, Arley Anderson, Business Agent
of Longview Local 11-107; W. A.
Weyerhacuser Plant Com-
mitteeman of Local 5-36; Longview,
Art Windom, picket; Poul
Kennedy, Local 5-36 President, and
E, M. Senter, wearing hard hat os
rain het, Tent produces shade on
sunny devs.

5. LONGVIEW LOCAL 36 Strike
Committeemen, officers and visitors Should you suffer accidental foot’ injury, could YOU buy new feet

are shown above. Ladies are Local : af z
Recording Secretary, Edith Groton, as easily as a pair of Paris Safety Boots, which.might have protected ~

seated, and Belle Kerr, also memb a :
sWelfere Committee, Others, YOU from such foot injury?

of Strike Welfore Committee. Others,
The wise woodworker runs no needless risk, and invests in the con-

from left, Paul Kennedy, Arley
Anderson, Nels Wicks (Vice-Presi~
dent), Walt Jones, Arch Tracy
(Reading Secretary), Jack Gilbert,
Karl Jonasson, Wes Paxton, Trig
Pedersen (Business Agent), Ed Wend,
Dick Krueger, R. W. McEwen and
Dewey Spears. (Identificotions by
Tom Cawood.)

6, PICKETS C. B, Johnston and R.
D. Spears pose in rain for photo
while Arley Anderson waits just in-
side tent’s beck door porch.: This
was at Weyerheeuser’s main gate.

tegen rr ne Pierre Paris & Sons £1.

8, MAYBE IT'S not his regular job,

tinuing protection of the

Paris Satety Boot

WITH BROWN BOXCALF UPPERS
AND “SURESTEP’ OIL PROOF
KORK SOLES AND HEELS.

but he con hues 5 sa ere om 51 W. Hastings Street Vancouver, B. C. '
old corporetion. W. : A Family Business Owned.and Operated In B.C. For 47 Years