Ist Issue, September B.C. LUMBER WORKER

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abling men to see industrial] members of the delegation r
plan stern tra pasa union repres-
wn countries,

01 institutions, | ferred to
welfare centres. One} sion in their ow
ins most loudly praised by
aaa nahi itation| Perhaps the most dramatic
Centre of the Work Com-} story heard was that of , Pedro
Board. Velez, the General s’

“ist with 40 years’ experience, he
S| had fed he fussed of Dic-
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As ned, it would be
death is i ° He rm e Bune
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unions and
It must be one

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the ae a ae ee contingent Franc
sbered only seven. Within the | or the other.
r days, wo
joyed| The entire party, which arrived
Each | over three different coules and at
three different times, was com-
prised as follows:

trade unionists missed their regu-| yen EZUELA: Manuel Men-

a cal
abi , Mexico, D.F.; Jose A. Var;
the banquet by Ho on, Ray Willis- papel Confederation of Work-
ton, It was then disclosed that the | ers, Apartado 25707, Meg xico, D.F,
n/

sovernment
the sum raised by the B.C. trade] CHILE: Victor anti a Ar-
unions in orde i

ro, Confed Copper
travel expenses of the guests. | Workers, Estado 215614, Sant
Language difficulties were me Chile; Pedro Pinto’ Pin
Brees Wi eects elatar yeh nro: | Natinall"Tcderation of ‘Chemical :
fessional imerpeters who accom land Pharmaceutical Workers, Son
panied tl ee vy Die, 185, Oficina 15, ra soD IS BROKEN on site of new home for or Local 1-3571WA, New
ee Te ee oe nad with a coremony in which he wos assated by "Stu" Alsbury, Albert Rose, Ree Eddie, Andy Smithy Joe Modes
Prcuineade Caution cn py yonen cine
Pam CetEiamed |dci Drectent Son ean CUBA: Cuban Confederation of Cordero, Musicians! Union, Casil-jof Jamaieg, 15 Vermont Ave
"For usiyodr country is a legend||Workers’ Union, Carrera 8a, No.| Worker: EMG, Set ieee, Rucay Se ae Spring. P.O., Jamaica,
and a dream.” More than once |3—84, Bogota, Colombia. Soe Sie aa ae : Fe ie Tarazona Vi-| B-
aa 1 Tndustlal Breieuy Wate
Union, Francisco Pizarro $71, In
terior

T DAD: Eugene Joseph,
Trinidad, & Tobago Federation of
Trade Unions, 9 Dan Glade tae
Biore ae i -|race, Cascade, St. Anne, Port
Oe tion, “Casilla 2207; Ricardo Te-| Spain, Trinidad

moche Benites, Director, Trade] HAITI: ees Michel, Nis
1 I Y } e or a COO Union School CTP, Ave. Arequipa] ers’ Union, P.O. Box 276, Por
©0°0 4279 Depto. 305, Miraflores, Peru. | au-Prince, Haiti.

G NA: Cayetano Pe-| HONDURAS: Marco Anto
rez, Canis ration. lob Commaferdlal Bscobari/B)) Dela! (Raifroad ae
as, Ave. Independencia Union ae lina, Conicy Elon
2250, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

UBA: F. T. Ras, Federation Manatee AG Juan Diaz A:
Aruba orkers igfait and Power Vara Union,
Nuije straat No. 7, San Nicolas,|16 Calle 631 Zor a 1, Guatemala
Aruba, B.W.I. (O.C.A.W.) &, ty, Guatem

ESPANA: ‘Pedro Velez, Gen-| EL SAL’ fare Rafael Vil-
eral aWoriets) Union (General HACE) Metal Union, San
Labo: Union of Spain) in| Salvador, El Sal

cae Aisin tiano Carranza 50—1

, DF

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oF “Esmee Enrique Camerena,
: Packinghouse Workers’ Union,
DOS: Re ginald Lester Bee iuilleme Posades, Mu-

Gree De rhados Workers Cat,
Nelson ai aad Fairchild
(US.

Badgetsea ber neas RAZIL: Sebastion Paiva, Rail-

‘oad Federation, Rua Sacadura
Pye Wesley A. Wain- Cabral No. 8l—3er., Andar, Rio
wright, tional Workers’ Union {de Janeiro, Brazil.

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