B.C. LUMBER WORKER

a BC. econ of Labour co;
recently € the n od to its i
og

oun- |
orang re
anaes ;

was explained by spokesmen
the Committee a Ae, will be ji
ork

ae in each of the areas.

It was
e-

ary the basis of repre-

te
sentation, ro disedding upon the

steps
to organize exploratory area oe
“isang the Teport, whi eh

To date, three conferences have
n held with good representa-
Without i

101
er he purposes and es ‘ul
of these leg neces we sufi
io

Pabeshivs throughout British have expressed commendation

Columbia with th vention |and satisfaction for the program

decisions, and to familiarize a a peace of the confer-

members bot ganizations

with the programmes of the Metin gs are bein, eld be-
i help |tween the Officers a is CCF

ey which can
sfully work together cen
the ele seston at a Provincial oe
which be sym
‘Ik towards the
isla-

Provincial Committee to further
plan a pores amme © th at will Peng.
succes: s and objectiy

25, in Vancouver, are left,
Wyman Trineer; John Meee

th fe ae gee a le of this
ie rovince, tie election of a peoples’

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE, st yee 3rd Annual Convention

of the B.C. Federation of Labour, October 21-
: €. Heron; Rae Eddie; Charlie Stewart; R. MacCormack; front row:
pert Bob cee Geos John Waplington

Government i in British Columbia.
PN Committee recommends
be continued and in-|under the joint auspices of the
B.C. Federation of Labour and
the CCF (B.C.-Yukon Section),

also recommend unquali-
h i followin

gs
press the unanimous views of
FAMMEH caINeEEVORthé fiizon coi
mittee and are submitted for con-
sideration of the participating or-

endorsed at the Win-
onvention of the Canadian
Labour Congress.”

During the debate it was dis-

into 8 areas, and times were set
to hold a two-day weekend meet-

ceptable to both SreaNatons, PASSING THOUGHT

“4. That the joint liais om-| science gets a lot of credit ‘tat
mittee one provision for con-|should go to oa old cold fee!

ween both organiza-

tions with’ regard to the nomina-
tion of candidates in all constitu-|QUICK QUIP ... The most
encies where such consaleaiena curious thing about women is
may seem advisable.” men,

REVEREND ROBERT S. CHRISTIE, Associate Secretary
_Seciel Service (centre),
legates during

pl aca oRe It is pecan eds
ecommendati
That the Joint ee com-

Newspaper Guild
Wins First Strike

BRANTFORD (CPA) — Pioneer strike action by the
Newspaper Guild here brought a pioneer contract to the
daily newspaper industry in late September. A walkout of
the

Gui Id membership against the | Brantfo rd “Expositor
e Guild’s

first against a Canadian daily newspaper.

usiness- advertising

y Increases

the Tr
Hulme, Expos
tor editorial pues who is chair-

nt—three per cent of
airs went pane sitece Oct. 1,

an additional per cent to| 2m of the
come half- may Heat a
year agreem
colle cantricties abilsneg end: La Presse
ard overtime pay of time-and-one- ian
half in cash for work beyond 27%4| Strike Won
hour day — a major advance for
the traditionally

By Union

poaraied in
facil ene

or:
careful i fecates of | §
ee, Goict
ready held

ganizations may mu are agree

n most provincial newspay MONTREAL (CPA) — A
Uni Shop “two-week strike here by 7)
Modified union shop, job secur-| "embers SR aan
ity, severance pay, sick leaye,| Mor r
premium pay for holiday work Serine Te Pree
improved vacations were h ee ren sec we vs
Giller: fedthneetof thet dette Maia igaeeeae aie 4
which followed all-night bargain Set ke CG a
ing after three days of strike dur-| refusal to grant a leave of ab-
=] ing whieh the 20000-daily circu. sence. without ‘pay. to” aeaiplan
lation Expositor did not hit the | 2S editor Roger te elect-

streets,

‘atho!
en the Guild picket lines
upon completion o: established members of the federation of Labor fast month
aatcienaeeal” | eecreational Typographical Un- eee peatlye aay,
wed, steps Te taken to|ion and the Print ing Prem n's | 1° ‘eat ire A ae
erences of a simi Uni far not cross resse Syndicate
BARRISTER & AGHIGITOR || nature, wherever possible, in eac bou: Suppo During the contac of te strike,
constituency, with special refer-} Stron; ae ree ie ionaet aad the union put out La Presse Syn-
nce to constituencies which are | other expressio ee ity | dicale, a tabloid Patan ended up

Suite 306
The Bonk of Nova Scotia

acking came ages ey

making money.
Brantond's 30.00 unionists, The

Last issue of the case ee
to

cial vas |

pall striking wu

De

full pales at sine action by the
°

peea ie is a part of

of
ne “Foren al of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Guild,

price for Mote eal dailic