B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Darroch, Alaska Pine

vatlo on.

Walker, Canadian White Pine
Presery

Wa teiited the fo flows
the King’s Daugh'

vember 11, “abisbuting
ites and ‘c of

orker,

Kidney tf
(ee erae es

ee
Leo

far
or Sinie mee
Toby Iniet Heart trouble
er, Canad e Pine
aréz, Canidian White Pine—
oh ae onia
john Byres, P.V.—Car accident,
‘ox Tas ee Godeau, Brownsville Lumber —
“aad fe esn: ‘Operation,
a Frank Lt Og Flavelle Cedar — Skin

Beech Avenue,

BC.
Beyer ole! Cowichan Say,
areelle, Desoutel, Cowichan

Station,
Blaine Jones, Duncan, B.C.
. Lorraine Leng, Youbou, B.C.
Loretta Soo, Youbou, 13.C
as ‘Samsoi ar Page
. Lloyd Pe’ person it} sie ‘owicl le ul res Financial Secretary of
sai Ellen, Ferguso Ra. Local 1-423—Car accident.

Miller and Mt. Lester, of
A Lo VER willed ts
Potiow! tng patients in the Royal Col-
Unblan Hospital January 10, dis
ing candy, cigarettes and cop-
the B.C.’ Lumber Worker.

Royal Colum!
platens Be, pier neat enter: of

____»| Automated Plants
Create Tension

PARIS—Lonely workers in

Bere eee who can’t

kick their machines,

eet ea a steam & oi ng
Home and ki ig thei

Experts ate ceed ihe alight

of workmen in the Ren nault anitio

they had nobody to atk to ‘at
work,

No Specific Reason
Meteatich s day, the experts

The: ere are ee for conversa-
tion soreane eee
‘Algona Fane see ‘kers gen
ally has a ‘eideea area of responsi-
bility; cach performs his own
limited job.”

itary Worker
But when a ies ‘ory
mized”, all o!
went on. one worker may
arge of an sstonate Tachi
controling dozens of S.

At
found, that some employees
plained of feeling morass, down-

worker is liable
to be sree hundred feet away.

fie r
ties “admied aang home and
oui

other anda enn let alone talk

Colour
Bar
Censured

NEW YORK (Cee) es

in a memorandi rom thi
tional Association for the Ad-
vancemeni Cc People
suo resi-
lent George M
othe NAACP ‘brief esis tte
the ae ane shou!
more usly its 6

its wee
abolse ‘igrinintion in he labor

ee Local 1-357, ae uy uate the

ing. patients’ in yal Co-
mblan Hospital December % ito, ay
ributing candy, | clga

eran

Metscibtaades Plavelle Cedar—
operation.

David Duke, Port Mel

Capila:

‘ellon—Pleurisy.
D. McEwen,

oy TWA Gar accident €
Jayton Walls, IWA Interior Region: por neabes Ob
Director—Car accident. ar
. Stachin, Alaska Pine—Observation indit
pp iowa Bird, Praser Milis—Observa- | John Netslow, Pacific Venee
Heart condition,

al 1-71

Loggers’ Ball Proves
al Social Event

ee for Coast loggers and their friends was
s? ere Ba under the auspices of Local 1-71,

, December 26.
ie Occasion as wo a

he

s
Be wd enjoy ony

. The Reorecice percintainedi ite

a affair which is hailed by loggers as their

ugho:
Est tains of at. pia anu:
pe i ial e
foll loving were erie winners in the door prize draw:
r Gent’s Gruen Wrist Watch (donated by Doug Oxford
“ Larry Krangle, Regent Tailors, Vancouver.
Ibex eaten Automatic Wrist Watch (donated by Crown Zeller-
__ bach Canada Lt
Won by: Ron 3 Dunsmuir, Vancouv
"Rogers Majestic eee male sGonated by Alaska Pine Co. Lea)
Won by: Ted Boucher, CFP Wi eae
luine Gladstone Luggage Gonated b ‘anadian Forest Products

_ Won by: Jack Ross, 1039 Burnaby St, Vancouve
"-Electric Mantle Sele (uae by W. 5 Gibson & Sons Ltd.)
ny siVencauver
Ltd.)

Pow
walik, Pas Sierra, Burna y 2.
Wrist tt Watch (donated by B. c Forest Products

Won by: see Bere, RR. No. 1, Sardis, B.C.

ry uel
2, Woss Lake, Beaver Cove.
Pair Dayton 64’s (donated ie aaah Shoe Manufacturing Co.)
Won by: Geo. Wendrick, Broadway Hotel, Vancouve:
ir Light Cruiser Logging Boots (donated by Pierre Paris & Sons
)

. Agency)

¢ Logger’s Boots (donated

and a sense
ae pce en nd-

ing
Litteil ex.

rk ‘ind the very

changes physical conditions under
ich they are laboring in an
Stine atic plant strangely burden-

cin;
“They have been accustomed ti
working side by side with other

Renault Senin
Among the most important: that

taking it their wives, one. move! t.
Soe Suton tics ae t is Litteil’s belief that eS ars Mechanics
A AACP labo
anit eye mateisaeal uae in feeeaeedl acme aaponaiilies re- ane
Europe and the most “push but- Sunes pony enough, from|ing of that body ee a
ton” car factory in the worl automation Neero naaloais could not work
Mentally Disturbe oe al pore! erat bs i in H Wasagtoa 3
The only fly in the machine oil| “We discovered that roses balding a washiaa ca
in who run the ma-|running machines controlling s of race |
ed and are becom-|eral operations grow nervous and or “the Intemational Bro otherhood
el Littell ot eychiatrist {oes etey, are afraid of making |" inl said that last March, at the
ittel a ps: eas i
ya pes x] samtok hen mah rout ste lowest i 148 pe a
investigati ay cident,” he said. of vite non-white wor! rk force was
me to this conclusion, or uae ilies acsede tne : p
is vital for the manage-|perts made a number of spe of white workers
on factories to in-| suggestions for improving

— Notice —

hrees so that workers can

or in
- | easily oe with one another, that

a more extensive
sten in:

ystems on complicated, ates

men or women with anon ne
usually have muc

foolproof, thus reducing the strain
on individual operators.

Will anyone knowing the
present srhereabouts, zof Ger-
Bennett,

ald Bennett, Tast
known place of ae ent
was mit Lake, near
Prince George, kindly con-
tact his brother Regi id Ben-
nett, Creston, or the
IWA eee "Oltice 45

Kingsway, Vancouver, B.C.

Education for y union staff
Ha ariineien Gisticals of "te Sea LaMar Wedertion

rs at
“tebour ond the ie riCenedion Labour Congress, January

yn Hall, Van

the Thu:

inder!

Room of the Canadian

ves by: L. A. Bullen, St. Helen’s Heist Vancouver.
OUR : oo

Won by: R. J. Jowsey,
Ai ae Slacks (donated by pia Hanon Cl “Clothes Ltd.)
.) + an me ernberg, Vernon Camp, Beaver
eae ibs Cruiser Jacket (donated by ae Tent &

Camp Vernon, Beaver

F. Treso, 2258 W. 8th Ave, Van.

fountain Pen and Pencil Set (donated by Vernon Clarke
os
fon by: Wi

Stetson Hat ‘Gena ty the “Hub Ltd.)
fon by: G. 000, Vancouver, B.C.

East man Children |:
sald By System

‘anxious abou
‘Sin? a their childr ae
x school wo ork with instruc-
jective farms, the paper
1958.

ae curtailed”: 2 avoid Caan strain,

ox a = 1 edu-
-| The sia of pole ical

ill cation” is used to cal uflage the

| cele iets

cynical exploitation of youth. De-

spite the carefully-phrased reports
appearing in the communist news-

pers, this fact becomes increas-
ingly apparent. “Neuer Tag” of
December 4, 1958, states that
“things are not altogether in order
when d to note

aieteutey i in teaching chil ree “the
history of the elena
e ist

no
ee theoretical in-

cs is as great on the
collective farms, q oplighers tion

on Noven-

ber 19, 1

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