Bucs

LUMBER WORKER

FROM od 1

con-
sieraton Thrown h no Rl om he
Union,

nister Accused

icy Committee yesterday, the
phrase used by members of ie
ibe the J

it “the

Certainly t
eis accepted an Sannee giv-

44

we the Minister’s statement in
writing.

When this was
the Minister he quite
adv ise sed the

sugge
sadleasathy

re at the last minute ton ‘i
own lips that he had no intention
of fulfilling his Braise.

action in this instance

of ae Crown in ae preeeiieg
a eae of witn snout!
ae accepted. It

ouble

Excellent
However, we took his
eo eae and resumed the
cu the belief that

later,

word a
di

is:

e report ou!
for eo denen
L.W.A. Go

i

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From Page 1.

“Fight”

rallying support

wi
Mee eeueiys or ister rs, just

e feel now about the re-
1 of liis assurance four weel

ae
versal

r
assurance oH be acted upon.

We concluded these discussions
on May 13th

among thei
fellow workers ta splits baton
ie gain disa alloee ance of

Sane done liation pro:
es for this as and revok
ed earlier

e
cited our
GonGaeMeeaWHenranl he details
were reported to the District Pol-

of possible settlement into one of

un aderatoad what has occurred,
will briefly sketch the background
of this most recent and unfort)
ate incident,

Promise Broken When
Decent Deal Shaped

repeal o:
eneiinating legislatio:
striker

oy wn the daily stream of contri-

While awaiting the ener ee
rtie:

a docum
© Concilit tion Sree ty
Soe

\f
both part settle-

Wicks Promised That
Officer Would ier

r,
the document
under instructions
superiors,
wae Minister hi

has giv en asa
t for hi y

commenced

The LW.A. bar.
gaining with the Coast iheance
Wi

inion geaucsted fat
to

the dispute be referr
a nae

P) ted on Api
under his direction
continuous Bene sions follov

gun 15th Deadline
The Union’s Negotiating Com-
mittee ae ees aneyructel by He
Annual District Con

tis
e; otiating and concilia lation

Some of the issues in this yeai
negotia tons are eo 2 highly tet

tie paeaaod
sect industry. It was
aaa bine jiferenees oF Oy

s could ot

pointed as chairmen of Coni
tion Boards,

Rea
In order ia fae cine rand make

at

een possible for the Con-

ciation Officer to make a report,
Hee Beweacudations

atters in di

ispute, Ww hich

regarding s

for the purpose as anything th:

a Conciliation Bo

ow

own on

fo} at
can now is prepared by ts ole
ma

the Minister has for his

ond Phase Opens

The xr drive will start soon,
when the aut will enter upon

reheecard phase.

rive:

rea:
that has been done to

be

dipettea ou i
is ae
i ssi ibe

c sider
TWA. Sieben until Suan
a cenit ly. All efforts
ciliate the dispute, which wei
showing some signs of sucess,
have been Rouplte. wiped 0

The: Minister mu:

date,
the

‘ave Hite:
nion,

tract on June 14th,
een, urged that there ant S
I.

ration

pietetiatcal rial ters, our Bera

tiating committe, with the auth-
the Dis

Bill 4

Union pore Into

3 Dangers

ach an
n | agreement ae demanded that utes
be

to con-

kn
that after prolonged

fro: A.N.D. left
Joh headed f x
Atlantic oor is
eee stat they will be greeted

by at unloa dine: ports.
od being

rate D ship. The fire was caused from
fgg estition Gt eetauenpet eation ae ae ‘ eet Holey Minister Antagonistic | cumstances. Eventually, a settle-|the use of a paraffin torch by a
; 4 ee za a ey pace sul sere 6 Reni ith he Minister's He meat Sa be Terched on athe basis | mem’ e crew while looking
leted until late in June, thus add- ared by the Concil-| illogical, that we are forced to dis-/for trouble in the engine room
eres theldifficulties of the Union | lation. Officer, ept the belief that he acted | eto rig a electric failure on
in gaining a clear - cut expression| Under the provisions of the] out, of a ouaecnisin tay toward sth He Sie
f opinion from the membership. | Labour Relations a the recom- New: nt Cargo
The very sensible point of view |mendations. of Conciliation ee 8, which he recently int introduced Board eae English ship is a
; a jaa Officer may b; with
ee Bet Pee cei bereleactiy the. ea Witione sc| is required to. comply Saal of 15, million pounds é
oe the provisions of the Labour newsprint made by the Newfound-
oan should be gute pucicent ie thse that night emerge from the Relations Ac t, including the ie ap; aes of a Chairman for | land concern where the TWA
abe -aspsting parties, J ard. The employer’s represent-| Minister’s directions, or pbs li- a been on strike since Dece ee
LW.A, Negotiating Com-|atives agreed to this dure, dam to suit in the cou hese circumstances will be re- | 1958.
one herefore entered the di and joined with the Union in lamages, as may be sauna & Raa: by a special ‘teeta Dis- The Seafarers International
GAEMANA Helbce b Boren tati any Sapley es or customers of |trict Conference to in Van-|Union of th America and
the expressed purp ose of gaining | ly to the minister of Labour. the ae couver, May 30th Them ee longshoremen in New Orleans
either settlement or a strike yote Minister Agreed sail seem as hough ihe ship of the Local Unions will n w|have assiste Paes members a
well before June 14th, The proposal was discussed with Miniter os attem] dri have the o; oetitaitoe © conse maintaining the picket line an
the Minister on Apri i ais . After the Union into a ee the situation, and prepare to e | have refused emove the cargo.
questioning both and f athmscrra oresenens, of Bill |decisions at the conference ich {oa Becu, General Secretary
learning GE Sar Aint ape aaa 2 may be used to bankrupt |will express their desires, I ask for ihe Gateraatienal Transport
Printers of ached. on this procedutal point, | the TWA. conversant with |a calm and rational consideration | federation: London, England, has
he he = ince : the decision of our last Annual |of the situation, that the plan of | advised the ‘A that all possible
The B.C io id prepare | District Convention, which ex-,|action finally decided upon may | support ae ie piven theeLvy:
“pated ia eport Sicatiee a HRS essed aditional desire |serve the best interests of our i oe event ships carrying similar
LUMBER WORKER MMORMENEIRi ond heen the, ship that without |pcople. The welfare of our mem- ye ae pods aaihia Nhe
ployer The neal pemmearenres | tract there should be no |bers in the Union must take first Jurisdiction of the ITF
. wor after the termination date e,

cei aee would prefer

@
DENTAL
PLAT. ES |.

n June 14th,
wor aii aes sant he is try
ne set the ‘or a techni

llega snk s Sthat the ee
ane nS the fi victim of the in
famor pe ae

ae ee has been to advise
tis members of the Union, of the

gi
of
IWA has aaa! been -Placed se

Meanwhile, the Canadian Con-
with the Minister of La ress of Labour is urging all its

esmpilie nee ae sais: affiliates to contribute one dollar
factory promotion of good indust-|Per member per month toward a
rial relations in. this province ft million dollar strike and defence
is most unfortunate that this Un-|fund. Already, it is stated, the
Fa Ree "ena ate rapidly nearing

e | this

Phones Mutu at 14022

acc on desnt “ein E08 easvontre tags] Posteard Campaign

WHY 5 We have stated that ‘we. cai plac tiations but of stil At the same time, Congress
iste eater are asking all ti
te EACH fidence in the province's con-| unionists and their eis t ait
Es fuka Sos. the, “Departs of Lae ia has been un-|in and sign the postcards provided
i in order to impress upon Members
er practising Dentistry in The enactment of Bill 43, con-|0f Parliament the urgent necessity
this Hae tg for over FORTY sidered fey conjunction with this]0f disallowing the Newfoundland
Nee oe the Dental association more recent action, in effect, to] legislation directed against the
rao regia aad try to trap the IWA into exposure | TWA.

a Hees Makin guaranteed to the severe Pevalllss 5 at ts Enitig Back
Deni cal Plates at only Forty criminatory law. i: ie work “here y will be no turning back,”
Dollars each. en of good will ‘sing Te he said. “Pickets are still mar ching
industrial peace. It more closely|in Newfoundland, The y will be
r.! R. R. Llewellyn Douglas semble: ioe eff ae °! men rho |there this summer an cd this fall,

couver B.C. in alliance with corporate in-|if need be,
canes

until this ee is won,

a Board. We nae ize these

trade unions and curb their legi-

Ss mere (eninge: Brae the cir-

timate demands,

IWA has been stricken pei the
ree books of Newfoundland,