B.C. LUMBER WORKER

inar in Banff was hailed by, this. Long weary months of 01

ganization were ene Be
hh U entative. The
ee a merged
vigorous or-

g ICFT
District Secretary George Mitchell
important and practical contributions to’ f
5 aay promoted on this continent, when in a recent radio
ss he extolled the work of the Confederation around gan

ing scampi
nal Unie

bye of Plantation
He stated, in part: Work 0
“Next month in Banff, Cana- ‘olay to various centres, At| stron

significant demonstrations of in-
ional goodwill yet eS
on this continent. I r

the Seminar of a Terao

Confed Fa

Unions oie ay Sey Ge

ber 8th ae tities rat Sep-

ith th

eee we
see
under which Canadian oe
tasks in the
community, Later they will ae
gregate in Toronto and Montre:
for opportunities to Satie
their eee of Canadian con-
dition:

which ct them $250,0
Asian soles

For similar reasons, the ICFTU

established late in 1952 the Asian

i epee peoleEE in Calcutta.

Her small

rade u

. it of Brotherhood
It would be difficult to think of
important con-
tribution to the cause of world
pence and progress, gle Seminar
idst the fact

ican site on

imrnationa basis, and rated
ocial and economic problems of
gee

ico
for in sada ilote haere are
ites ae main languages and Ca ee

Mai legates from] "0
airoad “al stent ‘fom Counties

enced
d the reports from
I ‘U representatives those of
us ati ho live under e fortunate
circumstances find Ae “difficult to
understand the obstacles
in oe fe of trade union organ-

Beating the barriers of race,

color ee creed. More than this,
unions are carrying
rs of the globe i
de a

a ip
schola: ships provided by Cana-
dian unions. Each scl Hou eae pro- the fade
vides approximate! 200 tO} into ‘al ope,
cover all expenses of es, for), ie
aes who could not other. s
end. cag the basic Perecieles
of pagmocta
In the an of the ICFTU,
find many examples of the
Panes established in backward
countries. by the staff of the| proce
es etc.
Most of .the workers on this
|continent are familiar with ne
procedure of conducting meetin;
ferent unions am fon g|in an aa rly way. hey enow
1 in a group meeting,

“TWA Heavy Contributor
qpaons. in British Se
have ra ‘d about unions, about
enn ¥,

edure ‘about seniority rights,

= uch instance is found it

i- | Mal ai "When the eye
tribu- | i the ICFTU arrived there he
the und 11 diffe

eminar will be held in the peti criag of th

Today, the |i

pee re)

that lie] 2"

finder! developed parts bados
Bitiictrericeven in those areas
of Ni the | 2

e
C bein;
ive bargaining, about aievante

ti

owever, when one is engaged
in organizing the sHorkerh aa a
plantation in Ceylon or in
Caribbean bauxite mine, the ae
nt. Workers

it is to hunt a
Tenents for Gen ee les ee
hip in such circums'

lian Con,

ee to the Exec.
ral ORIT Reena

This pant gives remark.

a
sed ape acs inte: ie scope of the
work co

For instaiee ace speaks
in

the work ‘Bra

y lo:
uela as w Mh

fo assist: aaee
national trade. s

), We

Unions affiliated with the aes fi
ian Labour ress have a

2nd Issue, August

“WE ARE NOT SECURE UNTIL ALL ARE SECURE”

— — MITCHELL

that ae ree 30 in a few years

aa oe century or two,

and tl # determined to do s

einer the Foci
emi

red up our

ay ‘without the hokeked of the
commut

commonest probleny of ow

fl-worer

that

und for Economic De-
t.

Democracy Spread
At the same time as trade
unionists we have nent in mind
hat neither er i

0,000.
mely lon
living eiidivons Sireen

e Se
a School of Fine Arts and

Bai wages were. extre
will be followed by trips for the

their

and
|mentary procedure.

the bare rudiments of parlia-
s lit

Time for a cool..

THE CARLING BREWERIES (8.C.) LIMITED
FORMERLY PENSCLYER BREWERIES ae
Bek Lae Label Lager Be

Old Country te
Seam Stout.
This ‘odvertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control
_ Boord or by the Government of British Columbia.

oe
where the flying distance

| wher

‘thi ‘is has the
i ceate st degree ae stable demo-
cracy has resulte

It is for all these reasons that
we welcome to the ICFTU Sem emi-

s than four or five hours (pro-
cia

vision for s]

plantation workers to organize in
face of bborn employer resist-
anc om nditure for this
regio’ nal approximately

activ:

$471, a Sarai: *Stens are
being taken to establish a resi-
dential training centre for Latin
America.

mmon Problems
have been under

them COA

social security £
Ge meeth lie cee all il a
secure, Good night.”

- Co-ops Build

Canoe Plant

established in ‘history, and have
seen 1 sibaoa tong before cours
bei

cam the

ne a shee eed sear
those which are now emerging
from the long dawn of their hi:

re | 12
timbers whey need to build barns
ir | and hou:

OE, B.C. (C NS) — Fed er
ied oe, operatives formall
ed a new milli

The new saul sal em jen 25
million boa:

°
housand-barrel-per-
| day refinery at Regina, Sask, 888
oil wells, a mine, and six
warehous:

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supported by IWA Local Unions in B.C.

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