B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Arm injury,
Mr. J. Caldwell, 1:
Hip injury,

King’s Daughter: “
Financial Secretary Ba. Tne of a
Local Too) iw, evigited ‘the
jhe patients In
Houpital “Auguet 36. “aistribuuns
candy, cigarettes and copies of the
Bic. Lamber Worker

| vis injury,

Edwin Walters, Gibbins toad,
Mi Smith
Me LAS poeal 1
ited the “ouloveing patier
mre 1 Hospital 8
puting candy, oaSES
Mr, of the B.C. Lumber
M Tal
Logging, Se-
Mrs. “Gerald Butler, Meade r I, Se=
johAson — Lamb's Logging,
Mri. ‘Thomas Boudot, Dur helt. tee
Mrs. Jane LaFortune,
ic.
Mrs. Be rs, Duncan, B.C
Mrs; Mildced Sve ancain, B.C,
Mrs Harminder feaur, Paldi, 1c.
Mrs, Mabel Mattin, Cowichan, Sta-
in, B.C.
Mrs. Ruth Dragan, Lake Cowichan,
Cy Hammond.
Mrs. Norma Heyd, Dun nd_ Norma
raneal Secret TW.
Local 1-80, IWA, v g
in Petients in the Kin Columbian Hospit al AL
Hospital, September 6th, distrit aietributing candy,
ist i

dy, cigarettes and copi
Lumber Worker:
ohn

orke:
Robert Hood—Canadi

255

Blair, Hillcrest Lumber Co. 1 White Pine
A Ed. Yarrow— Lamb's Logging,
Joe Bobiak, Caycuse Beach, Youbou, | , chelt.
A. Johnson — Lamb's Logging,
M ake Cowichan, ;
iG,
Mr. Vic Hughes, Dunca:
Praia ate Livingstone ‘aon
owvichan, B.C
Mr. William Payne, Banks Rd., Dun-
any B.C.
Mr. Bill McKay, Marchmont St,
juncan, B.C,
Mrs. Shirley Vance, Lake Cowichan,
Mrs. Irene Reierson, Duncan, ae on eee
, D ow er
Mrs; Lorraine Carpentier, 1 Oe ST Ae a
Mrs. J. B. Webster, Meeachie Lake, eB Beptember f, aiseave ting candy,
(os 5 t of BC,
Mrs. William Dragan Bei aunibe:
ran,
é ra Ed. Yarrow—Lamb
M VGurhachan Kaur, Hone ee ea
‘ . Gee— reek 1
Co
M ac ex Kaur, Like Frante Blaimetansi
ante F Gertechcanadlan White Pine,
me a pve noupals M. Durrer—B.C.F.P., Hammond,
F Nick Maiden Lamford Ceda
Eriskie—Bestwood Shingle
mM A. Hammer Bic.
M Margaret Eckert, leon SE ie
fan, Ba wadie of the LA
t. Paulls visited the follow
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Local 1 Royal Columbian Hospital ‘August 22
sited the Tottowtis pati 20 buting candy, cig
Paul's Hospital and “copies of the
2rd Worker,
iS oth Reginald, Richa B.C.
cignvettes “ana duets, Hammond,
Lumber Worker: erman Gunamunn—Brownsville.
Mr. Qstlin, Winter Harbour, B.C. Y. Srambs Logging, 'S
Back inginry
a Ls
MacMillan & B
yok—Brooks Woodworking,
eg tase Creek Logeing.
Mr. Holm, Cresb
meet, Gahpany-—toot uu :
ley, Grand Bay ‘Timber— gle.

clad

S Fe Becies Mode
These Lever Products

TORONTO (CPA)—The following products are mad
STRIKE-BREAKERS in the Lever Brothers Bee nore Soaps
Lux, ptey ae pets

gents and Powders: Rinso, Breeze,
Surf, Lux; ae ick, Solo; Liquid "Dete nts:
ae Lux; Toot! uate We aeaae Chlorodent, Shield; eee
in. Sill ais moo, cess Home Permanent, Lifebuoy Shavit
a Lyp:

Mew Potato Strain
Needed By Growers,

Be (CPA)—If Role growers could develop a strain

crease WoO! 's bust measurements instead of
ise atic, “all would tee wel
‘0 Dr. J. H. L. Truscott of Vineland told 200 delegates at

the Bosadins Potato Industry conference here recently.
“All Canadian ils would be potential movie stars,”
‘and your product would be well advertised.”

CONTRIBUTE TO THE
RED FEATHER DRIVE

Things aren’t so simple today. Most families produce little
of what they need. They are aguertes around factories and
U loym:

Jnemploy:

he said,

lependence on acd There is little room for old
ple tor many children nowhere to play. For thes eae
h
apse ae in eeu families, children, he pene: Gensel
ital Red Feat ther com munity agencies is assur
iribut moe Ties auray tara fadocaaen ‘ommunity
ted AI

size their d

SICKNESS SURVEY INDICATES

NEED FOR CANADIAN HEALTH PLAN

MOR US a whole needs preve: entive care.
As rey just Paced ine the Health League | And should the farmer, the
Bi catean weeks the conclusion that half of all sickness is sal busine en eee s
nd 34% all deaths are postponable; that meee ge ane
ustry is expanding its in-plant medical services to include Te Bao eee
swat j nd health promotion and that money | the” battle national health
serv is well spent. lanning. If the CMA members
All , but the Health whom the aboye stud:
Teague fale ay carnpthenpoine $500 0 Million Wage Loss | directed draw the logical concl
its logical conclusion, Perhans it ties in-plant see Le ser-|Sions from ace study, they will
may not be unfair to cause | vices ar satel enor) but many |Join with th Hage union move-
it directed its enquiries “eal SvcilfCieutelcannenetion d the coi ment in sup of that vital
sults to members of the (cane But iat ap few items realize how | Objective.
tes Mem gas See igh osts are in terms ae
question: Say estimat:
firms an se more tee

he Le
naire to aoa Ca id
got fr . This
eae was renli ghtening in view o
the discov that 31% of the
firms do not know how mugs ine
is lost through absentecis:
64% do not EAN vist fine ios
Kn) d accidents

of the fads cia
roel w at the cos
sickness eae accidents
in their

s is not a flattering etait
on the efficiency of Car Bae in-
gges

presse
idents
female eupioys is
clive control requires
Bie “knowledge of the eset
the problem as well as
causes, bia this prota aes ee
be derived from accura ords.

or ofte
ea Peer and little

attention is paid to absentecism
until a critical situation arises.
eutenererient is primarily re-
sponsible and there is ample proof
that where Eee a labor
work closely togethe lowest
mE RCeee pre i ”
with an ae
vente a grail and reco:
of abs: mente:
Maite vine plants withou

progran or retords) iad an i819

WORKERS
BUY
ESTATE

MALAYA (CPA)—The Na-
Union.

of austen
to bi rubber

Pe out

present Sea with the

dis: Is of Lae
which have ba malas subse-
quent to the juropean-
ow! Ae estates A seal payer and
their subdivision into aller

nd
t Ghe ees to
wage loss alone
million.”
thi his. in eam tion
pressive oan ee ‘hat ua ae a
pity that can

By all means, encourage
sist industry to eas the job: But

the League’s n survey shows
that industry has been negligent
and unequal to the task.
The secretary at the
divisio ee the ‘cella
el

fe m,
because of “preventable sss,
that h be

seriously eee by induces in
Canada.”

If this statement means any-
thing, it means that we must do

foutung more than anything w
at

VICTORY
WON BY
|ACWA

PA) — An in-
by

age of Sol §; vas re
cently gained a victor:
Toronto’s last ope: eatin oe
Gi,

oint Board has gained
cetication as the collective bar-
of the

many years un-
Ontario Boys’

Certificat: tion was granted after
Ja majority of the company's em-
|ployees were organized during
tlie recent is

ins
The Touonts Joi
gained cenuinentioule foe ate High

sh emes with the co-operation of
ra an labor. Rew what has

do} end eh prac-
Fd proven idea to the
to wider
iiluceseetara injures and
to cover, not only industrial work-

should he protected, the family as

«| Quality Pants shop, and is al-

er ‘0 be given official
esata t Ridley Clothes.
The High Quality and Ridley
firms at thei

into negotia-
tions with the joint board for
signing o ements.

ihren) indlevedienvimante amie
who previously refused to abide
by the settlement for a wi age in-
crease for the market have con-
ceded the aatanenbe

WH

A product ct Goner

ENRICHED

BREAD

y Limited

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