hoa - B.C. LUMBER WORKER

KIDD NAMED TO
PRICE ENQUIRY

Cleve Kidd, Chairman of the Ontario Federation

nivel
and former lecturer in agricultural
at the H

will be | Manitoba.

here ar
pects of the marketing of tree | the Commission: Mrs, W. R. Wal-
fruits will also be under review, | ton, Jr. of Toronto, a member
as Okanagan farmers claim | the board of directors of the Cana-
that they get but a very small |dian Association of Consumer:

portion of the price paid by the
1, oi
and Guelph, ey ited of th
of ral "co
b 1
plaints of the British reStntia| College Ee; Howard Mackichen es
Houta wives: Halifax, general manager of t

consumer.
Another avenue of enquiry will
i y

he a will probe the | United
: aiferenee or “spread” in the pri oe eee: ise Kidd, president
teed ar remiaiee ettegiae aa thel Ontario eederation of Lae

products, Fad the pute the con-|bor and former economi

sumer pays for tl to

The i veduatlony is pee asked avant ica (CLC) in Canada;
fet or

ic
the United Stelwonkers “of oy
eT | Labi

Central America;

a
Standing from left: Luis Gderray pare McLellan,

our iale,

tary of ORIT.

Semi
Celeo “Gonzsles, General Secretary of the
I Mende, ORIT Director ot Educ eeling from left, Representative of t
oF the Tela Railay ‘Company UnicHia rae i Jim Bury,

Honduras Federation of
i¢ Honduras

to say Wage past
spreads ent in the}president of the Canadian Whole-
light ae Be ites Se tanaed, to ee Grocers! Association and own-
recommend action on_ excessive f his own vholesale grocery

and Romeo Martin of Mon-
svailbl price informatio’ treal, a graduate of the Oka Insti-

chairman of the Co fommis-|tute and secretary general
dont is Dr. Andrew Stewart of|the Co-operative Federation of
Edmonton, president of the Uni-| Quebec,

1-405 Secures
Reinstatement

questio:

Decision rendered in an arbi-

B

tration case fought by Local |tect stones and other foreign: ma-
1-405 I ranbrook, resulte terial imbedd in the lumber
in the reinstatement of the Union |before feeding into the planer.

member concerned with the The defence held that the con
“grievance. A three-day loss of |ditions under which the man
pay was fixed as the maximum | worked made it impossible to de-
penalty for a technical breach eect such material in every stick
of too exacting instructic mer ie was interes phat

R. a
iB =) Moir, J. Rees and Joe Mad-
ee v

He his «duties.
fair ,it was s:

The diegute with the Company

‘Dismnis sal was un-
hinged on the complaint that the aid.

ion had failed to de-| t

| sai
Unite

urg
fe
housing fraviags Signi Ne a
to

Atlan resolved t

report was made is-
ices “Presiden Joe Morris, IWA
deleg: to the
i that ae sil he
States is much the same
asin ente eee that a smaller
population is involved.

Is
that in
ent need,

Low In
The con vention urged

order to m the

o urge the Federal U.S.
‘ion to oes aie two million | q

ericans are still
AF
‘Administas

houses a year. :

Co-operative Housing Used

ae ensure the

fam ed out of the housing
ares fhe opportunity to obta zi
good homes that they can affor

nt of moderate-ii ae eee
epislation which make
se low-i inteceaty a long-te!

acne se as assure that a
majo} of the houses built
are Se thet inancial reach of

Clothing Workers Strike

d middle income families,
In order to carry out a sound
las

and balanced program for replan-

TREAL (CPA) —Work- companies concerned are nines end srebulline ean
We: are striking in ee apparel Boa Hosiery Mills, the Solid | OCS he oe Se ERETERTS
plants her: peciuee the employers] Glove Co: y and the Safety | fo, the @ Gf jlesecinmanae
cone: :
a St, pe pollcete Glove and Clothing Company. | families faa bye slaeleses
in Le Travail, official organ of the | About 100 ppulyeer are involved | ance, urban renewal, highway con-
Canadian and Catholic Confeders- altogether in be three strikes, ac- | Struction, and other projects.
tion o} cording to the articles The conv

tive, non-pfofit rental and sales
housing for moderate income
families, :
tated that co-opera-
tive ingrear backed by sound

it
reacl aie moderate income fami-

In order to ean Be She
of rental housing n
vide g

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ra d i
able buen aod eae ors for
aula ctio od rental
housing.
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he worst tian areas
country,

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“SAFETY T TOE? BOOTS”

The Dental Association hos for-
bidden Dr, R. Llewellyn Douglas
(Old Doc) from snmuuncing
is willing an
Pp Pee
guaranteed rdetal plates at

only $40 pi

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21 East Hastings Dt (PA. 4844
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Vancouver, B.C.

Dr. R. ree Douglas
71

ecial mention was made
ccnxentoy seme of the
intered by st
The cir Peas should
roximity to community

Community oe
Needed

Morris that the AFL-CIO
ates form part of the National

pe PAcific 4022

Housing Conference, and that

po
It was reported by delegate Joe
affili-

Labour Movement Agrees
Housing Top Problem

Convinced that the American nation can command are

ued will be given
oh nadbnee Ree ‘ion,

FL-CIO affiliates” were

es he stated, a establish and

may active housing commit-

tee: ‘ork in AF se co-operation

wi ith ee Housing Committee of
the AFL-CIO,

| Housing
tarts
‘|Lag

IWA Research bape re-

it: nstructi
in the Tena Octeber pace of
1956 and

art:
1957 % decrease 1956
102,197 11.3 15,188
Under construction at Oct, 31
% decreas 1956
O:7. 24
ympletions
1957 % Aecre 1956
94,868 13. 60

Oil, Chemigat and ee Work- >.
Li

ers International
Pecans D. Lav
of the cl

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