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B.C. LUMBER WORKER

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“A further statement declared:
“We call for an immediate appli-
cation of good sense to the prob-
lem of work jurisdiction. e
point out again that there is no

lem. The solution must be a pro-
cedure for handling each andividu
dispute that may arise on
basis of eee plant, area, or ate
try practi
“We cone boycotts of one
union pee another as shortsighted
We call for an
ut

will and trade union fraternity. ogress for the united aaa this year. In submitting this offer,
peacedurelP, sed that labour | # Union stipulated that the
pocednr See Company must agree t he
“ eke should , demonstrate an in- pany;
sol have an caval sks Jn the egrity above que Toco workers any Wage test
all have much to lose if they go The two-day co n_heard ean industry-wi
unanswered. The IUD therefore|an address by Prestdcat™ "Geor OB |” “The Union also offered to give
proposes once again adoption | Mearty, AFL-CIO, on the outloo!

°.

This is the commonsense solu-

tion and the ultimate solution
ith

ntial to the welfare
nt.

Ee ‘D convention gave un-
jous support to President
Mesa and the Execiitive Council
AFL- LO) in steps tal ken to rid

Fails

Strike
Pa rley

oil, “Ghamieal aad ‘Atomic rete
ers Taceriar cel
ape
at Ioco, stated
it Union attempts November
a to resolve the ante Be ert
fying contract
been rejected by the ee oan
Terms oh the rejected offer in-
cluded SS the

< z

the AF.
ranks. i was stated that ca
pr w

Union to forego a wage increase

the
a formal procedure terminating Se t

of a
in v als Kennedy spoke on
resolution of work jurisdiction |‘ for Labour

arising between industrial unions Soual Seah lation” and Senator

a specifi ie dispute based on past
ti

ubert Humphrey on “The Out-

n
(9 |look for America”,

Walter
as presiden’

P, Reuther was es
nt, and Jam gue

practice a
jurisdict

for the ensuing year.

SUSPENSION ¢ ORDERED

WASHINGTON

rept officers are ousted by the

ean

al
a said that the 25 ni ‘vote 1 i

cause
itself of corrupt it

Conventio: Ae tio
Unless the Teamsters wel out
Hoffa and comply with other

Hoffa, elected at the recent
reamaters. convention to succeed

ers
e ace
a few conrunt saree
but emphasized that
CIO Executive Council ad Be
to uphold the constitution.

“The suspension can be lifted

positions or leadership,” h
ci
ile, utive
oust eared Se 804 thousand
member Allied Industrial Work-
2 z

ing fully with AFL-CIO 0. cleanup
directives. herent of the AIW

ing Fonte by a court order un-
i charges of a rigged election

to full status within the AFL- in

CIO.

e
up their maintenance oh member-
ey awarded concilia-

The Taare position taken
by the Company Petry ser ce
pute, is blame: he
Eastern officials.

ATTEND
YOUR UNION

SOUVENIR TOTEM POLE presentation to
(oft) ay Bill Black, president of the B.C. Federation

to CLC President Claude Jodoin
aes ne the

MEETINGS /

Unions Denar
Housing Program

ae pedeloestea attending the

housing program until the exist-

LEVER BROS.
RIKE

SETTLED

haere Heide Over

conve: eee y District tests of some the
President Joe ris, were ae IT FURTHER RESOLVED membership ‘of Local 32, Inter~
mong the most ardent sup- | THAT the follo owing general a ical Workers
porters of the resolution pro- | measures be advo Union (CLC), a 21-week strike
posing an expanded en 1. The ts pike steps.ba| %¢ the Lev. Bea
housing program. here

The reason was ae und in the | without delay to ensure the avail-| ‘The three-yea ° cee
threat of unemploym: t in the ability of funds for a national retroactive to November "I eee
Iumber indus, which could ') housing proesath

be a leviate ae Prtee ee tions required. ents an hour rete to igs
of lumber production cou! vember em panes
absorbed in the housing and | .14 ;, ive the down. Dasmnene ie ctive pee bri
slum clearance program re- der NH. feria ire: cents yoeenb yi
quired for the adequate hous- | ler N-H-A- be substantially) T'S inal four cents May 19
dingy Ofs Cavaco aia 8. That Provincial Govern-| 1958.

The resolution ‘stated: Iso pi Part oe isa bp

pare, - house construction} sere agra ae to piss ieee period”.

now more than fifty
per = sat fetes the 1955- os eve

Duncan
Lake Cowichan

DUNCAN BUSINESS. GU DE

LOUTET AGENCIES LTD.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTAT!
. Lindsay Loute
Gordon R. Loutet

and shows prospect of a fi
Aga chal a

WHEREAS this situation is|

the direct pale of anti-inflation-
ary measures initiated by the

Canada, accentuated by the
profit- taking manipulations of

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S. Shore Road |

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Phone 1600

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“YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING CENTRE”
Closed Wednesdays All Day

Hours: 9 - 5:30

of ane and houses,
WHE! eriou!
of mo priced houses s'

ty . That full si
the | Gage of

take ad-
ubeldived low-

using projec
4, That urban and rural slum
under-

ions
xist, a program of
rural areas,

support be given

cooperative
That, we request chan,

he
sate add for home im)

ge the si
rental ‘provisons of the N.H.. A.
vise ous avalos

eee of t, low-rental | eff

home Bena tty be launched
x the ie

LA. Act to Drove a co Part i

pages er 15, 1958, at at
which time a minimum five id
bea hour increase will come into

Employees acai

by, the company ft ~3 a mi
ary”

“disciplin:
codified stad oi

the

lure with definite time limits.

Nie industri
the house con-

Tabor Executive and the

dian 8 rurther ae an nd
more ee representations to

es. Eres and Byregie Goy-

CONVENTION CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE of

ion | Labour reporting back through Chairman Jack
Frank Bain. “