B.

Cc. LUMBER WORKER

UNIONS REJECT
ISOLATION

nach oe aa

f trade w intries nee it rejects the

ey, of echt eat seed sung” te iano
it Joseph A. Beirne, Communi es

“We for cooperation, integration and) first-class citizenship
for allan for a better ermnity 3 iy
ie text of the statement foll
1— Ast union member is ee ea foremost a citizen of his
community.
seg a union
must cooperate with his Tallow citizens in nna
to work, t eae,
t be concerned about the availability. oe adequate
ith welfare and pecekiional services for the whole com:

pts: have a responsibility for the health and welfare of
their members and thei eir families Which extends beyond the
nly the
x, but
xtends to vain isa aoa tb meet ae aap

or family

citizens. t be
prepared to meet those social esis critic india or
families cannot meet or meet adequately with their own

ple, they men of or-

nized
Be Gataent "has the basic See ae meeting the
broad health and welfare needs of the

ccupy an important position in meeting the social welfare
ade of the eee within

th

: 4 bh

researdl
8—It is the responsibility of organized labor to Clans with
other community ips in improving the and
while at the same imal eee
about available health and welfare services

Reiger 4 ous ver form should be given on the basis of
regardless of the cause of the need and without regard
color or national origin.
See erticn of social problems is preferred to the best treat-
ment of social ills,

6th Largest Country Votes

Indonesia is the most recent Asian country to practice political
Bcye

democrac:
Attaining independence from the Dutch in 1949 after 350 years
of foreign rule, fais jyouns country has just completed its first
nation-wide elec’

redit for freedom must go to the UN for its success in
pale re new Republic. (LIAPS)

PAC
WINS
CASE

(CPA) — A legal

‘as exercising
its iat of eke ea, he de-
lar

The suit was launched last year
by US Attorney-General Herbert
‘07 respect of a radi

appear. 2 nie atiata Gronl eve

Free Speech
Sudge Picard declared in dis-

gs

= |Strike Action
“|To Be Curbed

A) — The type of oe anes

missing the suit that “the union

s not making expenditure
n behalf of a political candidate.
It desired to in: mbers

Hho i

di es. It was exercising
the right of i speech.”

The UAW charged that the
indictment Cea it was “an
unconstitutional effort of the Re-

LONDON (CP.
to the railway workers today y is the type that wi
plied to the whole of the labor movement tomons
ray Cotterill, United Steelworkers, declared in a sp
the 13th annual convention of -the Ontario Federation of
Labor condemning ee arbitration.

ca ee

tat
eech to| ad

Chairman John Feikens

dates aaa the union.”

vention in the Hotel Ta eal
gave unanimous support to a xe-
01

guaranteed a strike rather than
preventing it”.

*

Wrinkle: The nick of time.

would “deprive workers of tl
right to strike.

ction on the compulsory

Ont. Federation
Re-Elects Hughes

LONDON Sond — All the | Provincial Federation of Labor
officers of the Ontario Federa- | (TLC) later this year and loses
ys tion of Labor a were re- its separate identity. lu-

elected for a further term at | ney, Textile rs, and Rich-
the Federation’s 13th annual | a es ney, United Auto
at the Hotel London Wor Were re-elect

“d Only the position of Secretary-| Cle idd was returned as
Treasurer and Executive Com- | Secretary-Treasurer rea as
nS hl of 225 s to 40 over Stai

4
Thornley, Rubber Workers. ee
=

nate Members re-élected for a
Rhodes

ther a
arbitration issue taken
ion included:
Cl:

leaders in Ottawa to place
uBinoastyie etituide to compul-
sory arbitration on record; a

5
Zaz

compulsory ees cal that

¢ OFL Executive rend a letter
© Prime Minister peers
stating the attitude Be the
eration on compulsory es
tion.

To Sa Strikes”
terill stated that all
ake tition in Canada had
out of the Railway Dis-

(cc); George Barlow, (Retail)
 enroeee ean Palerm
(ACWA id William Punnett
(Rubber Wor rkers).

was P epplied to railway oes
oy: pplie
t | whol

copy is Februcry 23rd and for ne

|| &
issue of the B.C. LUMBER ved

te ee cee tes
¥ ON THE FIRST
No. 1

(CIO-CCL) —>>

Joe Morris
. Gray

Dealing with the current dis-
pute ke aoe the railway ¢ sora-
panie:

pl rr,
“not one bit” of gti be
tween the parti ies has
and
ig ees offer because gov-

gt nee said that cae evil
ee no mas ne a Lacan zs
Laer |

Orders.

BANKING BY MAIL i
See for yourself — today.

in

ny.
Use Canadian Bank of Commerce Money

THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE

Money Orders!

The federal hyena ihad nies hen you want to send money by mail,
Sra an iiivusteialldiaputes, He use Canadian Bank of Commerce money
charged, because its attitude was orders. Y n bu at any Com-
Eeining but rere ea merce branch in British Columbia. They
trikes”. When the right to strike can be mailed safely in. be

taken away, collective ie Dareait: = dily. Reape ren saailie

is co eae easy to do.

British Columbia