Union Asks Conciliation Bargaining Talks End Without Any Agreement Bargaining talks between the IWA and Forest Indus- ast lumber ee Uni peso ial Relations Ltd., representing the co: LAW VIOLATES FREEDOM ss, tri Yo! XXVI,.Ne. 6 _calies 2nd ISSUE, MAR. 1959 - VANCOUVER, B.C. -¢3e>4 5c PER COPY | which commenced March 16th have deadlocked. The District President Joe Morris, has applied to the Department of Labour for the services a @8.C. Conference C Seat ongress Petitions [eens nnn a Conciliation Officer. k ike Ai Okays Strike Aid Bice Early Disallowance (oii eace re i wl ha not Threat to free trade unionism in Canada, seen in ngs Gales a 4 representativ a & : is nares tempt of Premier Smallwood of New ouadian id to smash The = adian Labour Congress has formally petitio: offered to meet a single point in the IWA in that province stirred the IWA delegates etend 5 BG P ie H i aaa Sees EGULE March 21, = a he Gov Bogen in- Uceuarall to disallow nite labour the Union’s list of contract net He Sue ial pe t id ae Rae | c hi eet legislation passed b y the Newfoundand House a ie emily loser alleen cia a ale nt in aid o e striking eee, while the} on the groi Shee the legislation “is unusual and The spina of the Genet is in effec adh) a fae ne pigiehon! of private rights and aaa ations @ #ficen (35) expect sdeaa POHRMGUR OR the assessment | Jatge dailies in ay a King | justice, and an abuse of pi early date, learn the penta proposed was that af one dollar| dom, and t ¢ dailies in the will immediately resume discus- er cineniter ber Bie ea sree a panes Jo eden = of the|and in the spirit” in certification, |sions under his direction. i : member Canadian La-| negotiation, conciliation’ | The Conciliation Officer may Plans were for an| It was possible that action |bour Congress, rielypee pre een gear fe pac Poste the option of making his paints 2 ss een c taken on the ine scale | sented two petitions “° the Hon, |SOnN* Wanye tines) hicinig 6S) fe amreconimendations sfocmectties ers 5 s i te a ae poner ShiD| 9 deal with the exports of this E, D. Fulton, minister of justice, RSME MU AGL ti) Gly ain @/ment, instead of recommending ce was expressed sas an| company would win ee day in with the Anglo- New- is opeivinen: of a Conciliation wl ining yote of approval] the province. and legal precedents for disaliow- foundland Development Co. ard, if a settlement is not sie Nd Rie ad ta Financia ili e legislation. | If either’ Local 2254 of Local Real (uke tis euckiees, Suc he pee at Be erty, Va odgson, Financial petition th with enting Bowater's log: Feconmentations may be given Fa ieee 3 Be pee eo 1-217 IWA, who ine ewtoundl at se Union | gers, radi vesaained a breach of fig sai e and effect as those nee peugen des Ma ed ecks in New-| (Emergency Has oN the ‘Labour Relations Act, that ade ie ae Conciliation Board, reported on the ts ‘hee ae aban’ Pe aie theeDie- 1959. hich bad HROET ERE of de ast ile eiinroideditor proceeds er the terms of the Labou: ager ee "Labour cd eress| trict Council, Local 1-217 and ‘uke certifying the meq ioeralera penalties, the CLC noted, The Relations or pos ie icaee Peers: ie les unions ‘of ae International provincial Government did not} In nee to the Union, the A "Newtonian, ou ne Sa V ‘oodworkers of America (CLC) even attempt to use these provi- District ian stated that cs ee pal pean ee me arene: sions of its own Act. every effort as being: made to hout the consent o} TENG Cs expedite as prhcecdii s, in order hase Fund g inuuaaneleaianeaaeenttal Flagrantly Discriminatory liq comply with ne ne he power of disallowance, the fanart: wa pale Meeuident = Law Observe: Ses o periion! % 2 structions to pconel ide heaotiaton ae cat ress was fully ae This) petition sited “that 1WA ition” Page prior to Jun to back ithe augale to the limit. rt} Local 2-254 had “senupulousiy si that a nation- wigs ae the Uj