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appreciation of G Horas nae ig ee eaten
lie-spirited approach to ae
Guatvans off cava arenes, VE "On a or tine Dries Corie
filiated unions have also given |<ll, we here record our sine
appreciation for his competent
this programme has had in build- | Services as a legal advisor who
ing a more sympathetic publie | has shown more than wot
create for trade union objec- wa i le progress of the

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Tn addition to the presentation
of this programme over the air,
the

COASTGUARD

arliament recently by
Tom. Barnett. (CCF Comox-
Atberni). While there were cer-
already which

iefin
gular costar type
eernited ehiche wo la vail-
able for 24 hours

Mr. pees eed “that the
RCAF sea rescue service, some
RCMP, Department of Tr ansport,

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LLOYD WHALEN ~ VIC FORSTER

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Lloyd Whalen, President of
Local 1-217 IWA was again re-

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was received this

ice
of President of the Vancouver || week from a eelisile source
and Lower Mainland Lalor Coun- a regula |)
cil in lections which were
hada a pee 24 meeting.

He has
hours Lopate with
ance Committee ironing out
ous grievances after work, many
of them le ice wn by the ma-
jorit ly. by. the workers
ed.

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One ic eee .m., While at

District Officers, in order to pro-
vide an authoritative statement
f our Union’s policy on ques-

HUB HUMOR

whatever rescue operations were
necessary: aan jone of the govern-
ment private boats were
eralnped for marine rescue work,
he said, and mate as needed was
a. fleet satan cal oud
ulate <. sn a analaticiceras
marine rescue work at any given

ieee
The B.C. member presented to
Transport Minister Marler a peti-
hi

the establishment of efficient

tie Forster, the former Secre-|} View all ato for | whole crew, Ernie phones Clayton
y-Treasurer, and Labor’s can-|| benefits which were disquali- |; Walls, then he phones a lawyer
in the civi lection al ied earlier by reason of con- | to make sure his grievance will
received an acclamation in his|| ditions imposed regarding | stand up. Next phones his
re- ee as the contributions prior wife, Eunice, ing, “Sorry,
sealers announced py |] October 3rd, ut Eunice, I can’t be with you at
the tabulation committee were as The effect of the re-com: that party tonight because of
follows putation may, it is estimated, | some business here.” “But, Bae
result in ‘retroactive pay- | you promised,” she fumes it-
o | Preident ree Sencetary ments for a number of lum- | tle, “I Know it but I just ca’
Treasurer, V. ‘ovster; Com-|| ber Workers. ‘ make it.”
mittee chairme) Hey ure, It that no action We wond: t how
Wm. Robertson; Organization, || is required by the applicants, aun Emile. ifs an away from
W. Trineer; Grievance, Le "11 as the adjustment will be | his family because of one group
dale; Credential, ay automatically if the pt ere “another
Public Relations, B. Yioigines ad || lai substantiated un- WAY,
ucation, G. Hall. der iat te regulations, workers yee Gears ike x eee
Ernie he wor! lone
he n Mae ae for us and also Toate Tia Ee
Neale, W. ‘syne Organ. | “She's got an idea no man is | Eunice, for putting up with
zation: G. Gieger, J. Mason, N,| 800d enough for her. Ernie because of us. .
J. Prouse, G. Spratt; Grievance: | , S4@ may be zight. H lost sincerelf,
es h “Smith,| “She may be left,” Cecil Heagy
J. Paton a Walter Fitchett
E. Holmes; Public Relations: “Tt must be oti to be a debt Hal Belbecl
Droneck, Ray Haynes, & Kow- | collector. You ust be unweleome John Makaroff
L. Miller; Eduea' Ron | wherever you Sub-Local 1-405 Committee
Santee P. Baskin, Vie “skeurja ti, et t at all. Practically “every ————
Bill Wilson. me asks me to call a, tramp knocked on the door

et asked for a eG

CALL ISSUED

OTTAWA (CPA)—The oficial gal for the merger con-
vention which will bring ce the 1,000,000-
renter eaP Canadien Labor oe ut
ti affiliated with the Trades and Labor

Columbia coast.

gress ad ie Canadian Congress of Labor.

jo you see that pile of
wood?” ers, je farmer ‘Ss ee
aa ah, it,” said the

tram}
“such grammar,” said the wo-
man. “You should say you saw
it.”
“Lady,”
“you saw pe
seen me

enn the tramp,
it, but you ain’t

“I'm afraid he'll never make it as
a child actor!"

SAVE DOLLARS during our
Winter Clearance Sale . . Suits
9. now .$: 0.

reg. to $69.50, 39.50.
Suits reg. to $79.50, now
$49.50. Sport Shirts, Dress
Shirts, Pajamas, and Zipper
Jackets . . % PRICE. Slacks
ind s Coats . . 20% off
reg. fe — Saye DOLLARS!

GENERAL

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SIGHT FOR 1956

he Dominion
Ss.

s] i rate of in-
rease compared ae last year
resulted in a rise in population
of 86,000 during the three mon’ a

16 MILLION FIGURE IN

crease was

While a Toes lation in-

tion gro’

aati

ee the ain wa Sean ay
ys

in srt and the Bees for the
au calye anonths ending No jovember

period

total population at December 1
was 15,792,000. In the Si

eventar period of 1954 si in-

LIMITED
BROWN BALANCED
- RATION

Sheeipuad

ane Ben 000 in 1953.

FACTS
ne of every two new cars sold
is in a serious noe nt at some
time during ite pe

laksa pe grow on
aon but are flying particles
of hot sel metal that fall in
welders’ e:

Peroxide aaching isa bis be
in the paper industry,