ist Issue, May .

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Sister Hs! Spooner and Mar.

ther
garet Seabrook of the L.A. Local

Sse, 1WA, paired the following
selene fn the
May the

) Bass’
Fenn Sencicery,
oon Unsere ation.

Vancouver Ply-
Jack Funk, ond—Foot
jury,

‘Wm. Reynolds, Pri
Broken leg.
Mt MeCaliam, Shook ™

Carl Anderson, e Bay
ese Tangle throat ‘Operation.

, Alaska Pine—Improv-
mbie Private
Sisters | Site Brown and sb
the LA, Local,
FWA’ visited” the ‘Colle

wi

tients in the Catnble Private Hes-

pital, April 14, ine ributing, candy,

eer arine and B.C.
mber ee ker:

a Montgome: mberton —

ry,
Burns.
N. Bohn, Mile 110—Injured foot.

Columbiat
vatsteibuting
copies of the

mens, Li Accident,
Pacific Pike operation.
's Logging—Arm
n White Pine—

ince George —

c— Sick List

. W. Wosk—Brok¢

L, Van Bushnik, Prince George —
peaoeent eae
er)

LA.
cal 1317 WAL ristted the follow=

ing patients in’the Cambie Private

Hospital, April 24th, ae acributing
ney, cigarettes
ie Tumber Worker:
G. Burgess, Sechelt—Leg injuries.
pata cUlieay Camp Wosk—Broken

0. Li ‘Terrace—injured legs.
on ates, Sicamous — Leg in-
juries
Bohn, Mile 110—Leg injuries.
Zimmer, Williams Lake — Leg
injuries.
L, Van Bushirk, Prince George—
‘Leg injuries,

Nanaimo General

Greenwell and G.

rs
Boeke of Local Gt 320, LWA, “visited
a. ts

inthe Na-
naimo, General” Hospital, April 14

d 28, distributing candy, clgar-
ettes 3 and copies of the B.C.

George Maasanen,

LADIES’ AUXILIARY of eer 1- 357, IWA, festmin:
nual Banquet of the Auxiliary, May 8th, at Spot's Sapperton.

ster, and guests attending the 7th An-

MALE ELECTION WORKERS
OUTNUMBERED BY WOMEN

By M
h women a)

SEE THOMES!
see limelight during ice

Althoug! ofte:
an election campaign, is ees ely that behind the

scenes, there are actually

more women th:

an men doing

election work, both paid and voluntary.

"Just what jobs DO
ion

U.S. Children Suffer Hunger |:

It may come as a shock to
sume in this year of prosperity,
but plain old-fashioned hunger
is mendes PD pie Ca ids of
American childr. many of

whom haye ‘een n singled out as
mentally retar
ly re-

Where retarded children are
born into upper income families,
they do obtain the ee of
eaeeate diet, medical care, and
special schooling.

even the prenatal stage
Becetee of "nutrition deficiencies
in the mothers,

e studies showed that given

the same adequate prenatal and | o,
‘0 babies de-

poston natal care, Negro

babies. Where nutritional care
continued to be adequate, foe

pr
slower rates than thos
econ ue diets.
studies made under control
one

at election time? w
t with the official, paid work,

olving returning. officers,
rators, deputy returning offi
cers and poll clerks. Well, there
saga

elon ee rt

s by giving all the n

interested to volunteer their ser-

It’s i in the steady grind of cam-
paign work that women probably
ae outnumber men. Indeed, a
andidts who couldn’t count on
large number of women to

informa Gaia ach ane they

in prevent skullduggery

point of checking the list the

ted as returnin
183, for the last ara at
p there were only five—three
he T ‘oro! Man area, on¢
in Newfoundland—

ent Stor:
With enumerators, ib a dif-
ferent story. It would require a

the Several
thousand enumerators are wom-
en. And while we’re on the sub-
jee

pointing out that this
ant job.

mothers of eee children suf-
her

ike people who do it not only
have to go from house to house

ne in Que-|P

he st
tors, oh 's worth
i a very |a

neigh-

borheod: and Jetting Belly the
wn,

ouldn’t te listed.
Teas tion Day
On election! ayy oe are ae

ings are divide
ight t

“are, but

of others by making | 4}

: fa
aetoaitaniley political party
on| th

ing a campaign. I sometimes
nics iste ae aul even net
muc

ee E

When a candidate is elected,
there is, of course, real satisfac-
tion with the job well alte ie
even when one is on the
side, there’s he stisfation of

: eae ia aving
active in an ae cam-
ign ae a been doing a bit

pa
more than Pay nip service to the
democratic syst
Se He Out. ana Vote
One woman
and Fae a ft "GET OUT ‘AND

3. - | fered far than average hasn’t enough _ scru’
5 ee wine sets ioe ae each subdivision where it is]hand when voting is in progress | other waite to eleci
University and Abraham Lillien-|these had a direct bearing on don BO ce : when yotes are counted
‘eld of Rosswell Park occupat: veryone eligible

Institute of Buffalo—shows that

ilities and Borders among tl a
There was, the docto:

highest among low income group
aera eat that these children
ubject to mental handi-

tor’

discovered, a startlingly high in-

sidenes of: pregnancy | cities
ong low income moi

e
to ae bat Shey have to type out
the list ing six or seven

eons and they fees to do it ac-
4 ;

in a rush. Very
eth eee cae to call at several

“Workers’

AUCKLAND, New Zealand
(CPA) — The second half of
January each year is a hectic
time for New aaa emnley

ti

Paradise’

starts up again half way through
workers, esp

houses three or four times iets
hey find anyone at home to giv
em the required casera
Te do the job mee means 2
good week’s

work. Careful, con-| ani

cent they’re paid.

arty Machines
some of {he
t

ail
| not competent to do it. A few are

there is tampering with the tally
and some unfortunate candidate
Toses votes which have been le-

As for the “constable” at each
poll, I’ve never seen a woman do-
ing fu, job, but theer may be the
e or two among the thous-

ace that are appointed.

al ry rate
ci Tela in canvassing, address-
ing sayeloes gi ras ts parties

and so on. Many of those wh«
work fo ‘or oe berate and Con-
aid. The cor

Employers zat New Zealand

h help wanted ad

New Zealanders do not
staggered va panos S.
closes down at Christmas and

tives in order to attract OS,

and here and find
some who are faslibenstaly ae
honest. You can help the good

doesn’t we ‘the money, to “pay,
nee and, in any case, most

CCF supporters are sufficiently

WORKERS’

=| TURNOVER

EXPENSIVE

DON (CPA)—The cost
in Britain of work: ging

lion a Ty

tute. of Management

recently. In a paper presented
to a onference, R. L.

million an-
ual in manufacturing indus-
try al

Produced by Canadians for
Nt ‘ancouver

in with the U.
tour featured in the “B.C. Lumber Worker” of
April, 1956.

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