B.C. LUMBER WORKER CALLING ALL HANDS [T is now certain that the next round of the dis- th pute between the IWA and the lumber operators will be fought out before a Conciliation Board. he evidence, “a suppor’ ing argument, on the eg will 1 now be under public review. While the Board’s conclusions are not binding on the artes to the dispute, He ou mduct of the Union’s case before the Fee rd will have an im- por tant Weane on the outcome. The proc eedings, held in the Vancouver Board room, will be ne fe the focal point of a eae which extends the whole Coastal x The made known by them to the emplo: ers on ne ee play ie neane part in veloping cr e de- a membership must now prepare The Uni for any eventuality and give evidence of such preparations. The fact a eon proceedings will take time should n atience. It ake ten Ss Board appointed and under way. It will take at least another ten days befor the Eee i concluded one rt pre- pared. An nsion may be agreed upon by both par’ ties or saticHioned by the Minister of Labour. This period « of time eon be utilized oy the Union n opportunity to demon- oe the aes ity | of the Union, and i impress the ployers etal aed: at all costs to gain a just settlement. It must never be forgotten that if the workers the job show indifference in this situation, the employers can Tau at the pr ogee of the Nego- tiating Commit i are made aware that their ing proo; rank a What About Under Cakes THERE'S et a ahi PADLOCK LAW ATTACKED OTTAWA (CPA)—A Quebec law which has been des- eribed by labor leaders as “iniquitous” and “a threat to the eedom and civil rights of the people” is being contested | think the committee was properly attired to meet him and if it i [rene again he was going Works Clothes in the Supreme Court of Canada and may, if necessary, be | arbi challenged before a be Council in Britain. Quebee palo si ated in 1 1937 WORK GARB OFFENDS y premises which he considers are being used to propagate communism. mmuni: not defined. HAM, ONT, (CPA)— & judge pte ya RAGE arbi- ‘ration ‘oly: the Sate yee uaey 18 ngs talted ‘Auto Workers ade look man, a member of the Labor ie the worker senate with gressive (Communist) Party, wi pearing 0 at tage | Me Pein ‘hearing if a who. re asked that the tenant’s UAW threat iaicanisdiante Ata repeated tha position, ete., ete, hi ple appearing before him to be pan: dressed. Ford took a deep breath and eae the dues pst he had sent him a lett before i i ane mo! aaa Ford. Meciag stayed. rry Ford says "hg aes oe Lol a a a wes F. at “calling of the ‘Que- i ibby, McNeil and Lib- ry aa red 127 UAW, Judge by Tan Me re Ut its peniaditag oil be propeeiee dressed, mean Sane Collins rules that the law s of ihe eee will be empha- fam’ the Union’ S reprenenbatined and the membereiiy bership action and member: ann discus- sions are now of vita. al impor tance. While the Nego- tiating Committee is making its Where ts wo win the Union’s case ie fore the Board, the mem: bers on the job must also make their preparations vive home essential points to their cone loyers. All IWA members should now r and act to ree ge their sere in mt fle he one effective answer employe tear” campaign is pan slat Th he pale have never yet been completely d ea when ee acted with callie determination. employers ae operate aes rae of the will do the w given catenthalnee conditions of employm: The employers’ hope of winning their et is to divide the workers. The ae hope of w: f the workers. fresh off the job, filed the committee room Judge P. Y was upheld by a four to one di cision of the Quebec Court of Ap- peal. Many labor and civil liberties groups contributed towards the satay of the law to the Supreme of Canada, ‘Since the case ae initiated before pp 94: a d ii Switman’s Federal Jurisdiction Mr. Feiner contended that since indeed in in, ey say “that it w: was a matter Home is the Sailor vince to ak upon. ‘ines the vr A ving, hy d th ss ae smaller than Christopher Co rved in the Royal Canadian Navy, and voy- Cohenantie t, withi slative iadetion of the federal re pet a ott described the law as Se ree ere and said that its application by the Med cas Fe en fect, py the juebec ttorney-General _ the power to ee wi federal election laws which within the sole jurisdiction vee Parlia-