z B.C. LUMBER WORKER

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“MI LLARD”

ion Leader in the Legislature, | te:
phtanded with Mrs. Webster.

ney of dian trade

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“INSTITUTES”

The staff of the Institute in
Victoria, which this year pre-

The outstanding feature of the 7
sition sceoniing to President

Whalen, was that the affair had

attracted in eee large numbers

‘ai pees. of the students, thus b

we e

back-

# 7 growth of’ the trade union yard.” bomceles

movement. ;
Se ere to be attained

Memories Recalled
The guest speaker in his ouens by the if Ces

take a title role in the nation’s

affairs,” ze prophesied. “As us
build a greater unity, a bett

we will ‘aevin 5

more moter ae force both
and abroa

days of the trade union move-
ment, when oma life was con-
horse flesh,

of ‘women. ee children driven to
degradin

This man ot has played a
all labor’s bat-
tles in the Dominion, once goon ie

ago. That the workers SrNre

vee re! far distance aon iinet,
was th

a te aes see he st

he affirmed, “With all the ne

eed hi nd notwith
ea eae their Tae aie to standing all the eet placed
the Cae pioneers: ce ie trade | in our way, the goal i ig to
union movment. ec forest e well worthwhile. ae

our nice 9 cn

are guilty. of rank eee

he stated. ule will cae be pre-
the of

0) of
racy, for aie the trade sibs
stand bulwark, is in its
finest rae a conviction that
there are extraordinary possi-
piles in eres Bes and
rtunity is
d, ~ surpris ing ‘consequences
a aoe through.”
fiantly, he declared:

con-
sary ee ae with
= Wworld ae it is eat: ”

eaker e United
stelvorters eee the wore
of #1 eer, , as conducted f
orkers in
eon “Let

“We

nig Tre we shot

remember,” he
apology for pri
mn

ald make no
xtend to ag

ae and qualities of this heri-
we may pass it on to

them, we will reap tomorrow, aE
ees generations.” major

cithes good or evil.”

The speaker predicted great | ¥é

of ce Bes Hotel in-

ment
sud Joe Morri: a! Don
‘all

in
Joe Mi-

au Gears Home, B.C. Federa-

“The banquets held in each in-
stance at the conclusion of the
class sessions oS deli; sey
arranged, and wi
sons for

's well as the students.

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‘CRASH’
should be more CGE aired.
Inion’s

He stated, “In acuta this
accident with the survivors, I

ecame convinced that the
plane carried more passengers
than there were’ seats avail-"
able. Also,
f

ty
nee Properly. One (Passenger
is

and no ba,

Honorary life membership certificate in Local 1
pecently bestowed on Louie Anderson by Lloyd Whalen, ae of
al, in

‘A, was

the J Loc: recognition of Mr. Anderson’s 53 years in the sawmill .
industry
“Mk Anderson, of Icelandic descent, was born in Argyle, es
toba, 66 years ago. His first job at the eo of 14 years, bb!
sawmill where he worked 10 hours a day. His home was eight miles
fom the mill and, being without transportation he was compelled
‘0 walk this distance i ae oe and back each di
A strong union man, he joined the Shin; ingle Weavers? Union of
meee in 1908 at Blaine, Washingt fon, and in

1936-7, he joined

ie IWA.
vows retire ed, Mr. Anderson, who is a ae wie daug] ter,
and a son who is also a shingle weaver, pla! his time in

wei spend
the City = Meloraes There he will leisurely. ae future employ-~
ment pros}

The Sioa “Local Secretary
urged that further attention be

Our
e Canada” pespousibiity at this juncture of
Yr, ihe 's hist

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‘ory is to develop
he abi tity 0 meet the new chal-
lenge of Today.”

has shown a great | t]
humanitarian spirit, deplored the

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MITCHELL
PASSES
John Mitchell piteeion of

at the age of 73, a
wethy illne

Santee

the trade union movements
Canada itai

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WEAR.

During Mitchell’s pee

e talks on a subject, he is trying to run things. If he
is aie ‘he has lost interest in the organization,
offic i

If he is seen at the office, why doesn’t he get out. If he
can’t be found, why don’t he come around more often.
e does not agree that the boss is a ski he is a com-

pany m: he is ignorant

If hes " t home at en he must be out drinking. If
he is at homes Aah is ducl

If he Seen beat his ¢ Theat and yell strike, he is a concer-
vative. If he does he is radical.

If he doe: n't * stop to talk, his job has gone to his heat If

to work who got into trouble, he
. If he does, that a Nits: he is paid to do,

isa Poor agent
la answer, we'll get him in

_ the next election.

at he gets a good cones ay Ghee: ne. eS ioe more.

t He takes a recto he ae ie one al a van
e is on the a short time, he is jeeverianen If he
has ieee a long aes on the job, there should be a change.

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