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2nd Issue, September

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

From Page 1

W

‘ibed the actions of the

Ww

are known as fighters. It ip ce

He deseri
organized employers during

eErrt t of restrictive legislation
a “sinister plot”.

of labor,

The men who form the back-
bone of the trade union movement

mployers’ vicious at
tacks cee and take
eak” blow seen a

takes two

ely disappear.

From Page 1

“CLC-

chief spokesman for that age
Mrs. Grace MacInnis, and Ro-

bert Strachan, Opposition Leader,

gaically: pee dedst Hee Sor contin-

gent. MP., ap-
peared on mt foe ia pe era!
Joint CLC-CCF Committe:
ie lems Explored
‘ollowing presentation of the
national convention resolutions o!
the Canadian Labor Congress and
National Co m of the CCF,

made, a1
mittments were ‘assumed by the
participant S.
IWA Local Unions represented
on the oceasion were Locals 1-357
and 1-367.

een
su
of is

CCF

eration and the CCF to contest
the proy vine Samael election
casi to 196

© cou ane was given
to as conferences to be
held between the parties at the

FORMS for the IWA New Westminster sal vee payroll deduction ae ae Bae at Fraser
mber:

ely are sig He by Local 1-357,

ip are, y (Mac) Ewart, M

IWA, m

See

jer Frade? Mills Leo Stadnyk; Pi

ind Bill Wilson, in thi cal’s

ercy Hails) (Gre oe

office.
Union Manes

Gro j|anagi
Peat ae eas Mills Personnel Manager; Bill Wilson; cad Rae Eddie, Local Recording Secretary.

methods. At this point the trade
re:

o ;
ARNOLD WEBSTER, former Leader
of the Opposition, outlined for the
CLC-CCF conference at Abbotsford
problems relating to the selection
of candidates, and plans for the
Formation of a Governmen

entatives made

SI
4
Acs
3

against iter by the organized
ae

was general agree-

The
eet that Liberal, Conservative
and Social Credit parties are in
epee ion to trade union ob-
nd now support re-
Ricietite lerisation ante nded to
strangle trad
Problems attendant upo
the selection of candidates ook.
Be to the formation a Goy-
ment were aan ned at
en This subject will be sub-
jected to further aistdation in

the continuing conferences.

An analysis of electoral re-
Sait in arena See was
accepted as good ground for
optimism at the next election.
In adition to the vote consist-
ently held by the CCF, a small
degree ix as a a number
ual oul ajorit;

ty

ie Le pateres it both or-
ganizations combined their ef-
se

8 MacInnis, and Rae
ite “MILA, were the

inal ill
iesciide at Hike national lve

The ‘onference eb aks

vate

able sid
Acsition ‘that onalne he 1960
national convention decisions, a

community level. € was urged
that way ge alte and trade
union Shonkl aan
pettas Tidtanding of cach
other:

be established between the Fed-

ninters of

The B.C.
LUMBER WORKER

e Requirements oe organi:

give pabamve eal ecient to

roblems of wages and work-
tae conitons, ae type e of ner
i ure

ritish Labor
crefoe be studied
with close attention
- Techniques of “nile rela-
ions were discussed in recog.
nition of the fact that both
organizations require better

action, serious reverses in
legislative field would be suf-
fered.

pncther Version
DETROIT (CPA — eee
to-work” "tei Seaey

convicts
A, M. Kirkpatrick. Of Toney
h io the International

Kirkpatrick is s president of the

From Page 1

availabili dequate health,
weltore a eeational services
x the whole commu}

ist _be-
jot

“Be Glad You Can Give”

million dollars donated last year
by AFL-CIO members to the
Ce Ta Chest drives around

amen roll of honor is 1

long—
for I can report only a fraction
of what union men and women

summer holiday of 1958 can be

Poodle teense

s about these good nei igh

ge union member, about the

hearted generosi nd concern
05 et ee ‘human being is so
typic

It oa a ee ierieh can be
measured, I suppose, by the $145

ent itself through fe wise and
dedidabed uisclonitvemaclined ry of
the trade union movement, and
Ii emion ap Wo iaaisiales, ok
tea ulti,

the collective bargai

e their menibera their
panties’ their nation.

com-

news
a oe of “TI told
is new location, aeeed eit
pee is at Moresb: mp,
not so far, as the crow flies, from

his old homestead at Aero Camp.
What oe bodes for the crew
members loresby is
of sere Spencer Pm not

WA Re
“Panicky” sae is se in es ae
hath ee eee me eu the coast — camps, with

a matter h

istry. This item of

”. He to demonstrate
ham handed eat ball voiced ways
of “tal aking the lead out of thei

2, Some claim that he

ae 's John He one Society.
The government shoul

er dpaleding prison ae a

employment Burpee es as discrim-

inatory, he said.

taking

in circulation which are supposed
is emergence

1. It is said that he
gens he felt the in-

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