B.

c. LUMBER WORKER

Seated Left to Right—T. Siewerski, 312; D. Diggens, 312; N. Smith, 312; Ww. eh, 360; G. F Pasklcten: 360; L. Rictlo, ale D. Heyer,

Pulp And Sulphite Workers’ ' Strike Committee

2nd Issue, January

Biz: D.
Meldrum, 360; t Grandison, 312; C. Langdale, 360. Standing Left to Right—J. Bushell, 312; W. Flockh 312; A. Akl 12; dori
360 ond A. Corbin, 360.
Furniture Workers Ordered Rehired
IN BRIE! TOR ONTO ~Bierane Enterprises, a Toronto furniture com-
pany, has been ordered by an Ontario government commissioner to
re-hire nine employees he: ages from the time oi
their dismissal Novembe: e order followed heari1 on a com-

IN BRIEF

Rand Petula Ruled Illegal
‘BEC—The Quebec sae

Re-Hiring
Order

ste Cee Tor-

le tate ise:
dered by an Ontario government
Commissioner to re-] nine
em wages

QUE’ Court has upheld a 1956 judg- OTTAWA—Th from presi-| on November 14, 1957
Ment which made the Rand Formula checkoff of union dues illegal. | dent Claude Jodoi The order followed hearings on
1956 a NAT ic pro-}a complaint lodged by Unite
mae ie aeagee dara Fernand pecenenmetie: unten) pace Lo Louis Pigeon | gram. E teelworkers staff representative
7 e Suprem us CBC Dispute Settled James Robertson. The complaint
a Hit Fabric TOR —A dispute between the CBC and the Theatrical | alleged th: f athe employees were
MONTREAL—Mass lay-off: ae Stage Employees was settled here as union Fanner nae a| dismissed attending a uni
try for periods of two ee. gee oe porcrr, Large-scale Ameri- | settlement offer including a 7 per cent wage bost and other benefits. otgiateational meeting.
Re AFL-CIO Give $1 ‘Million tended Union Meeting
a eee NOTICE cure f the 21 Firestone
‘ho attended th et
decided to contribute $1,000,000 to for its International SIND Oy eee fe m1
ing were discharged the following
Pcomed Fund. The sum is Bisa be et ‘tom AFL-CIO ae Would the delegate from the Local 1-71, LW.A., Conven- ||day, according to the evidence,
eee Stabilization Urocd For Asia with G. N. || The ae ise intendent of the plant
Woodward, Box 46, Port Hardy B.C,, or if more convenient |/had watched the workers enterin
BRUSSELS—The ICFTU has urged the UN Economic Com-|] Sevty the Local Union Otfice the bal ‘rom sinarhedcaeenae
mission for Asia and the-Far East to lead a new move a acelerat th
tion for primary coset The position

the face ass threats of Pusey ment which stem Gant ae declining
prices of the primary produc

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