‘Ast Issue, October B.C. LUMBER WORKER : Pots 5 Behind The Union Label The trade union label of the Amalgamated ‘ trade unionists, whose wages and working Clothing Workers of America (JTU), Local conditions are protected by union shop condi- 178, will be found on work clothes manufac- tions, as negotiated by their Union. tured by Aero Garment Co. Ltd., and on suits tailored by Lounge Fashion Clothes Ltd. under conditions portrayed below. This label is a guarantee to customers, that the garments so marked ‘are fabricated by highly-skilled All photographs were secured by the IWA camera man, through the courtesy of the firms indicated, and George Droneck, B.C. Representative, ACWA, Local 178. Starting in the Plant of the Lounge Fashion Clothes Ltd. we see... + +. (2) work section such as this coat section, where each “worker undertakes a special operation, such as pockets, sleeves, linings, etc. but the most interesting machines in this section are the . . . x be (1) View of cutting room, in Loun: Clothes Ltd. plant, shows each individual suit being marked in, as ated on customer's order . . . (3) buttonhole machines, which can cut and reinforce a button- hole in about ten seconds, and this . . . Your Voice of Wisdom ezge... BUY DAYTONS a. . » » (4) blind-stitch machine which can get the right kind of roll into @ lopel, without putting the stitching thread right through the fabric so thet when it reaches the .. . MANUFACTURING CO: (Be) TD, 2248-50 EAST HASTINGS ST. VANCOUVER, B.C.