i

“FIG

remier Bennett to
keigane ie on strong trade
unions,
Pattern of Ervin to be pro:

posed) is some OE the “char!
acter inow ete fi e
Unions throughtout the United
States it is hinted; the “right to
work" Jaws, or as cribed by
the | the “right to scab”
laws, An effort will be made by
Oo

acti least make
cost! 1 consider, ‘aie. give “et
to a “slanted” form of compulso
arbitration,

R are in circulation that

in the last-minute eee con-
Frees held in oa

ie Redes
Cabinet fave hinted on more tha
one occasion, ati rending
inion functions, that the
discover the

is ha:

¢ outbreak of strikes recently

wines in B.C, is believed by
an, ffer further clues as to
the tespions of the combined

action now being planned by the
employers,

The general strategy pursued by
the employers in all instances

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

raised the following questions.

HT”

have been pro-
as een A apie

Hiv i the

pose piss ee

ae
with the general contract pattern
already ot Sig for unions in
the provin

©@ Recent aegte have oe

recent e refinery of
aah Oil Co, at Ioco is a
in point. This extremely

weathy eee spent large
Ses

at
form

to close down in order to
meee. ht employees into sub-
missi

the provocative

ewise,
oes tae upon the United

\On December 11th

VOTE LABOUR

Support The Trade Union Program

irst bec
eaten
rs at Nor

Dechert in 1947, he
joined! Hee 1-217, IWA., aud ‘has
ut

ae Bion at the Alaska Pine’s

he was loaned by the
boca re ie Community Chest. and
rout pall of Grech fer shay eneouveri bere

Pecstlenniscia!
a OED

ean 7 ake

He is Canadian Arm)
aving sean service from June 1941
November 1945,

another?

of course.

Phy ods

isk

eh hi
ul ted him Ree
ing Sule er Business Agent of
Local 1-217 in pou 1955. His
panies to teers munity we r
santzed when ip aaa selected as
idat election to the Pro-
1 Tegel in the last pro-
vincial election.

His service record includes four
years with the RCAF three of which
were spent overseas with the Second
Tat ctlcal Airforce, Fighter Comi

of MacMillan & Bloedel) ¢,

He
'e- | Steward
he was elected to the Fal Herma kere
rt

|
| SAMUEL

Candidate for the city Council, Van-

te ed the former Dock &

BISHOP JENKINS,

ing in the shipyards in 1940. From
we he transferred to the Boiler-
kers Union in

Be ae time top= SI
int the/ shipyard: ala 1988

year
seen oe
e resigned | in 954,

med to kin the

Union Execute. Late:
was elected Business
phe e nti i

In 1955 he was elected President
of the Marine Workers and aloe

H in juvenile sports,
Canadian Legion and with the Com-
euittes fat Combat Racial Discrimina-

Ho is a eredentialled Minister of
the Gospel under the Pentecostal
‘Assemblies of Con

ee pivecueation Act. The en-
w under way is unques-

donably vthe prelude to action
irging the Union with re-
straint ‘of trade under the Fed-
eral Act.

In the main, the Unions exposed
by the eaters at ie outset to
this provocation leading to strike
action have been unions with very
ite expel rience in stri ike t tactics,

latter conditions, the morale of

the men on the picket line is con-
stantly subject to weakening a:
under-mining influences through
their communities and turn
hrough their. ho: ee
he favorite wea;

on of tl
iployers during a aeike eid ihe
been in evidence lately—the “pub-
licity black-out”. The eatin
effects are seen in every post-mor-
held after each such strike

mee conducted by officials wre

le union oun in-
‘pel ice at the Neel ots
proved costly to Seber: when

wider experience oud have
causedthem to secur whole-
hearted support of the. qaterested

eee
enced in strike action, all a

eettleme ae
nt to this publica-

y [tion Dist "President pee Mor-

is said: IWA is gi

stu ie sit
tion presents ugly features that
0 tioned and cannot be

However menacing the employ-
er’s combined effort may be, our
uurse of action is clearly defined,

ql hat no weakness in our defence
that can now be repaired, may be

already given us b;

is the basic element in conducting
a successful strike, the friendly co-
operation oe ee rae and the
developme: public
relations ae pot vndepeneale in
this form of

warfare, ioe reason eed for this
contention is that without the two

rovince is goo
and sufficient eason for re-doub-
ling our activities along certain

as operating from within our
crgeicauor

© We will step up our politi-
cal action program as agreed

@ We

ture of our union’s administra-

ain our organizational cover.

age, growing strike
fund.

© We will continue to expose

@ economic fallacies preached

by the employers to conceal

their extensive collusion to

p further Prof by the ex-

if uman and

gras]
ploitation o!
mat eee Pezarees of the pro-
vin ne

© We will do all these une
as may be necessary to

he Rare ors fe ato for
know well iat

oan union, ae Twa, prob-
next in line for a wanes
mined attack as the largest‘in
the, province.

© We will not ignore the fact

© We will step up our edu-
cational pro; pecanee a
well-informed rship will
be able to eat sa cessfully all
the employers’ disruptive tactics,

Ke LABEL

THE CAIRLING BREWERIES (8.C.) LIMITED

(formerly ane hag Ltd.)
LAGER BEER + REO C.

pLac'
Re BOHEMIAN LAGER BEER = OLD “COUNTRY he wy REAM STOUT

isement is
Board

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or the Government of British Columbia

Alberni District

IWA Ua Ere
New W
Local 1-118, ol

Prince Georg

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Chemainus & District Credit Uni
ay Credit B 52

CREDIT UNION DIRECTORY
IWA Credit Unions and other
ae by IWA Local Unions in B.C.
it Union, 209 Argyle Street, Port Alber
IWA 1-217 sev Bronte & Quotes Streets, tetas 10
unten: Room 21, 774 Columbia Street,

Credit Unions

ik eed baie Gordon Street, Victoria

1, Box ads Chemainus
v7

je & District, 1046 - 4th hile Prince George

planned while unemployment is
tife. artificial creation of
unemployment to crush trade
unionism will call for a day of
reckonis Bh fa es wealth-
jest corp’ avoid, If
the enplayers intend | © Io

will pull
ie ne ae sirncture

ere a6 ane
lish their own destructi

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