Z B.C. LUMBER WORKER Ist_Issue, From Page 1 “Interior” IWA members affected. These He! ratified by a mi the niembe con ore Interior Lumber sociation. The principal gains made are: across-the-board in- ff Within 13 months, the bas in the Interior will be raised to $1.69 an hour. Increased rates ae poys rs ir, 3% cee an hour, pate an hou the dates mentioned al we ° sions for Union se- curity as in effect in the Coast Master Agreement—union shop conditions. new, arbitration clause to ue enous ted. of understanding | sep rain transfer of em- nthe ployees ee supervisory posi- i tion to the bargaining unit. © Board and lodging rates to be $2.25 a day, from Febru- ary 1. contract conditions ah aE during the proceed- dngetor (they cone ait ation Board and which includ o 10-minute rest -per- ous Tw hese can regular shift. © An improved grievance pia oe dical services plan on a ant fifty contributory bas- Oper where such plans are iat a in force. © Reduction in qualifying period for 5-years’ pe fre ‘rom 1,000 days to 900 d © Clarified ae Job Beat ie an leave of absence provis: Improved phraseology in Parioud aaiacs of the Master Agreement. Production in the strikebound and locked-out operations will now e resumed. this point, the a Bare erie desire to express t appreciation to the cues miniGs in the Southern Interior who respected IWA picket lines.” New High Set In US. Press eed Smallwood o ia ote ne Wn pani mot Aantal District | Comenting on record witl was placed on the reco: “I desire to place on the aa ords of this Convention a sta' ment regarding recent aaeal ments in Rewiumibne) as they affect our Union. This statement is based on the teat is as verified ie our Thisrnatioet Officers and the Canadian Labour Con- gress, a pis sae ask the ConvenHlon emergen wfoundland ape ‘oi: Called “Shameful” reports reiaeeel to the t woo hreatening statements of IWA strikers a WA jeleeoles aeceaiag the incouver to place their views in Vi heated ercheg The following acne t r by District President Mor Dual Standards ir. Smallwood has aiscloged come the corpora: rv for the work- ora We point to the fact that IWA complied with every legal re- quirement stipulated under the cies aang LOUTET AGENCIES LTD. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE J. Lindsay Gordon'R Duncan Lake Cowichan A2) Jubilee St. Shore Road ham RE WITH THE Pi HANEY WEAR MEN’S Mowatt) Carplete seme 3 Work oe ee Clothing HE S [= BRANDS” fae the ie to Mr. Smallwood’s A as an ating be te ty "of rane trade union move- is reclition, which will be pre-|been done over a period of ee sented ane diately on behalf years, although officials of the WASHINGTON (CPA) — Un-| of the District Executive Board. pacing Er government plac- employment in the United States is statement is made nec- ery conceivable technical reached 4,724,000 in January, a| essary because of the high- Sbetaete Tat ae way of organ’ gain of 616,000 over the previ-| handed interference on the side| zation, certification and nego- month, and the hig ests er f the employers by Premier} tjations. the first month of eph Smallwood of ew- cts Stated since before the outbreak of the | foundland in a strike now being ne. faétor ana aenielinee second world war, aceording to | conducted by our Unio Jatt 4 —The “Union comple with the joint monthly relea e by the | woods operations of the provin- | Fd jad ueatt Obl tneieo Ten ederal Labour and Commerce |¢2's Pulp an Fare Tats Sty. | ment’s officials to obtain reg: departments. ee eee aca te istration as a trade union in ae the pro 2. When denied E a blanket c tification oe adjacent opera. tions of the re hbede eded a gal n ertification for individual op- ations as ired. requ he case of ie pene de- individual operations, an over- all certification for the com- Local 1—~357 Delegates at Convention wie He granting co rhe AW vat dont Pace TS ae on : Unlel in Newioundand It was reject: orpor IS ‘action the enaes pees who had aus red disgracefully low -hour work week, a “Tolerable ving condi- tions in the 7.—The mi caren oe the Union, now on strike have repudiated the type of company union, which Mr. Smallwood now ad vocates, because such unions were wholly dominated by the corporations, and condoned the worst orient and ie conditions known an; Canada, Strike- Breakin, can latest Statement as announetiil Aue pice ne -breaking action part o government, sine ny the emp. gt ren to the s to rid them: selves of elton union, Hebeie tor thet rights, is an recogni nieea portage ant the oa pro well Kin som, The mpt to dictate to the workensy ee Nee a Pt quired. Certification is now held in more than thirty of these Ge bt 4.—The caren COLUMBIA Ilr self in direct oppc to PORT ALBERNI BUSINESS GUIDE MacGREGOR’S MEN'S) WEAR AM For Eves lan Wears * WORK, ae or DRESS We Can Afford To Sell The. .- * BEST For LESS! Phone 1600 WOODWARD STORES (PORT ALBERNI) LTD. “YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING CENTRE” Closed Wednesdays All Day Hours: 9 - 5:30 legitimate trade cenonisa? a in the British Common- -— nion’s demands were hea iy. a Conciliation Board appointed under the laws of the province. This Board made d a unanimous award to raise Ts. wages, and reduce the hours u ae. a Your doctor's prescripti 709 W. Georgia St., Rm. 1 20% Dispensing Ops COLE &A M E ES (Upstairs) -393 Off to Union Members and wet bose ME Rees NOW! B.C.’s Only be = Company 1 Optical Prescrip- ae Filled. Eye ee: @ } Arranges @ Budget ne Arranged. by not bring it to 01 ‘© the hours worked by other Canadian ns workers. companies, and gloss over work: ing .conaitions Sebi fall far below the Canadian oe ‘ed by .