B.C. LUMBER WORKER 9

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der the Department of Railways.| This Union Will Support You’

direction of He Di istrict icer's.
nterio:
A outcome ee tain
and recommendations fu:

Ute’,
iy Jives during the past aon be-

provements possible. This led to

lthrough the minds of lumber ae jgmplovers, and the areal
but touching ceremon;
se om s Y eae ost gratifying to repor
ine cea eae ecnoal
safety program on the job in the

by major Interior operations, the
Ke pi en bed. accident frequ rate is stead-
een Piainis, or frac. ily being lowered. The energetic

Sroaies that aie eee 2; i are eran

ah safely any more to me or Gorin Gon:

Throughout Han whole “ere,

rd beside the bed of some close both in the Novthern and South-
exe

1) “no hopes” before that fatal

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fae inddeeey otithe: foumier ap-
palling i at deaths and crip-

ic er knowing what
Cons ciows, nev g pling accid mee RICT PRESIDENT Joe Morris in his address to the IWA J:
, afet: seul mion 30th, in the Steel Hall, stressed the fact that all IWA members were entitled to, and were receiving
f safety I am sure we'd soon sili 5.0) the benefit of the Safety Program in District 1
id be noted as a resul
ect the wife and children left of experience gale ed in the In-}

texion ane organization of the

“The IWA Has Done Well”

ered manana oce the sun to. the strength of the gene cal

5 izati program of the

want chair” where Daddy used Union, especially in organizing
‘ the unorganized.

s employee would be forced to We have proved the truth of

afety by the s
ae confidence in the Union.

Safety Director was ap-

ered aa
British Columbia to attend the
annual Congress of the National
Safety Council held in ities
His selectio

eet thal
accepted as a tribute
to the Union's “etomnpsuta as
in the field of safety.

Alaska Visited

As es av
rector’s aj etrance at the “Con-
aad eden ees,
PATOROWAL intet
and also t9 help xa a similar

meen Territory of
eae

CHIEF INSPECTOR Arthur Francis of the Workmen’s Compensation Board addressing the IWA
Cont. Next Issue District Safety Conference in the Steel Hall, January 30th, in Vancouver. .

Council ppmels

poe of me pie
Safety Confer

Approved by the District anata
1. That Report ts from Local Safety Councils be printed and
ie Co a

mths:
me uncil Meeting in septate: and Annual Meeting at the
ime of Convention.

3. That Safety Council Conferences be held on Saturday.
4, That recommendations from pistsieh ay Couneil to
District Executive Board be accompani a written ex-
planation as to the intent of the eeean Pua of re-
gomusends (tony from the District rie e Board, be re-
a ae ith a written explanation as the reasons for

5. That, she View ma the fact, that the National Safety Council
‘bo:

a Local Unions not at present t_ members,
tional Safety Council.

‘How are you getting along at; “Fine. I’ve reached~the high-
home since your wife went| est point of efficiency, I can ae
away?” my socks on from either end.”