e invitation of

the
the International
et. will hold
nada. Thi “ine ae as First World Labor School to be held in

open in
pant, “Alberts, on Pete: 8

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

ae une Labour Congress

of Free Trade Unions

its 1957 1 hole a 1 Seminar in Ca-

will also be revi

Af
ze

students will, for these four days,
live at tthe homes of emda
e. in-

general
take part in as many activi
338 ae eC
On September the Seminar
ou Beene in ae city of To-

aeeaed

hy

gs has ae “Canin r
Con, invita-
tion? ae Set in
one fae fe iahiy scene eae

aun: we believe
soe ‘ion to = a he
r understan of
the ile labor should play in aes

industrialized and

nar nn move to Montreal for a
one-day “open house” session.

‘ogra
The main theme of the Semi-
nar will be “The esi ee

‘e think, too, that there is
e: fr
the world, see our country, ob-
parte etic’ activities of our labor
and meet with as

nations”. A study

of the economic Heute ee are .
a de-

man;
to see first hand our democratic

il areas and institutions and in general, our
lope et ntries ees Me to| Way of life. We, on the other
vide psi: and ce feria hand will have a good opportun-
iy assis’ ity of learning something of the
The cay of such problems 0: other trade union-
cies as the United Nations (ON) | ists, particularly in th ceow cat
—international Labor Organiza- developed areas, We that
tion (ILO:
cational, Scientific and Cul! experience is in the best ‘teres
emi

nization (UNESCO) tater
Conference of

Bani seniaee is 80, divided a:

de Trabajadores (0. =

e Organization merican |20 stu the United
States will be studied. In addi-| States, SOR st ee from Latin
tion, the trade union situation— | America an gna the Caribbean, 10
in No: ene anil A pantie dents f, urope, Asia and

— Asia, and Afri

a | Africa.

TWENTY-YEAR-OLD HELMUT FRANKE is a carpenter from Hamburg who ii is continuing a tradi-
tion which date: tes | back to the twelfth century.

put on tl

's tour

velour vest and bell -bottom trousers, white as lars) Black hat and
a single earring and started off on foot for a

of Europe, , Workin In Geneva

wher

H. a. CONSTRUCTION

COMMENCES

D, Ore.—Construction of a

obtained, accordin| ing to an ann

‘0 work within a radius of
it gain experience abroad a

sixty Peden
nd to im

with th

ofan

a new Ene at the International Taboun! Office hea mae The rules of the ene don’t permit him
ute rg da uring ig tia peri ‘iod, the purpose of whic! ich is i

SOON

ildi
come one rade recently by

William L. pe oreay SSE epaas

Sealed

$109,-

presented a figure of

Printers of

among the woods used from the
Pacific Noroneet ”” Botkin said,

= designed. ie building ‘and will

and “Om street parking ‘or

structio
reported that the build-
nd. stone

i Beeaeei hei pe

erty. ‘
Botkin stated that the wood-
workers had been setting aie a

MORE COMMERCIAL FAIL-
URES IN 1954—The number of

Hal

“LIMITED

See

to
$32,818,000, average Tetley per
failure increasing 18%.

The Dental Association hes for
bidden Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglos
(Old Doc) from announcing
publi

Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas

Vancouver 1, B.C.

St.
712 ag (Gamer of So

Alex B. Macdonald

eae & Solicitor
ry Public

751 Granville Street
UVER, B.C.

Telephone TAtlow 6641

SOLICITOR TO THE 1.W.A.

How They Voted.

OTTAWA (
es of special eanteres to labor,

talged in th
in 1953.

ind 0}

MOTION
DATE BY
May 25/54 CCF
Feb. 8/55 CCF
Feb. 15/55 PC
July 27/56 CCF
Jan. 29/57 CCF
Mar, 28/57 CCF

e

PA) — Following are some of*the is-
which have been

ince

By checking ae list, and ee the politi-
ca | party to wine your M
mn fi

ember of Parliament Pelones:
OW acne voted on each proposal.

SUBJECT
For voluntary re-
weceriey cheek - off

nio) Ye

CCF LIB.

a Nay Nay

sees see re-
Taebie chee ne off Nay 20
of union di Ye: Yea 11

Yea

Nay 113
a Yea 7

For eee pay for Yea

equal work .

Nay 106
Yea 12

“Al nnual waliaya
— to pro-

Yea Nay Nay

For olaniar re-
Yea 25
Nay 4

iS
mend-
icizing

crease ii
ational product
since 1949