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B.C. LUMBER WORKER

“FROM PAGE 1
foie , Blow" |

vote "ot

ie Minister’s statement that there had bee

en no

bean in good faith, because no sees terms of
iculous, in view

eference to Z Concilia-

Sen Baa he now Pa hat all issues in dispute be
re-hashed, as though no discussions had tran: nspired. His
epee actually widens the Beane: as both parties must

no ona in nEPUD Gy and at all costs defend their
ose positio

Lacking any candour on the part of the Minister, it
is quite reasonable to epeore that the Conciliation
Officer had apprised him pie e terms of etidlenient he

+ was prepare ie recommen: =

= siponon urthee the Minister was

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who would do the will of the Cabinet, Smash any a’

h

“On
thus could Be Keep oe Been with a Bates intent ae
erecting a deb my based on mass unemploy-
mee and ee ‘Wing standards for the toiling
masses.

aspect of the situation must give comfort to
e

S ed rank and

Ss, who Reeuously. wee not shave been too sure

e battle was as tough as had b ribed.

Mi at ne

The action et the ay
collusion Sith a ests, is the m vini
ing reason ie ae aeabers. "of the IWA should now
organize for an all-out struggle as never befor

It Happened Here

er, ebvionsly en

“Ah, er.

_ hunting’s terrible .

didn

Labour Attacks |

S25 t Policies

Labour — CCF members of the IRLSUIEC of Common:

is took

L abour Depart
ai the

Te

corporations. Be-labouring
zen Argue, M.P.; Frank

Mw Ps ana Mirdo Martin, M.

ai eSS-

disappoin: Cine at

pol
‘ory Federal Soe ‘and sae tie the Ce
the
H

Government members were
coward, M.P.; Harold Winch,

Com-

Insurance

n't com a thing’
Injustice
Attacked —

olution dealing

Council and referred to ‘the
lative Coma Its t
low

i
0
ment ef A. F, MacArthur to the | increased in
WE

Minister Sree statement to th
ot

ance ha

“the central problem of unemploy-

ment was being tackled and would
be

solved”,
A Canadian trade union official, |stamped ou mier Small} yyy _ Serious “ar nny
a serious unemploy-
AS apse eaited, the office:ot of wood and his captive Assembly. | mont crite in Canada, at the
Free Trade Unions had this co The freedom of the loggers to | sent time,”
ment to mak arding an inci-| have the union of their choice had | what the my aE He is s ittle
dent brought to his attention. been challenged, and with a stroke goatee the jot, eee Sas
on een ae cee of the pen, they had taken from| "sy he added.” Mi
bs In| tu
It was for $1,000.00. Normally, | ‘hese loggers, and from the Trade} The 40 thousan| nd jobs provided
this money would have gone to|Union Movement everywhere, the|by the winter work program was
assist some backward section of|right to have the union of their | just a ies bite et with Ge
the world, to Africa, to South] choice. ane mallwood govern- major effort required, he stated.
East Asia, or to some gthes part The fact is that the financial
of the globe, where free men are|™oMt had struck a blow at trade linterests which dominate the
fentoee noid back the tide of union icon The freedom of thi ive dete ons of the Cons
the s they

Communism, and ti

committed peoples to the side 6 of oe e ECE FTU came swiftly in
the free world. That is the kind of | r the call, and it answ-
work which the ICTFU has’ been crt vith is povcate for $1,000.00
doing, which has won the praise mendous sum, mea-
of fre the Tmeagre income of

@ men everywhere,
his chequ

ervative Party, jus’ dom:
inate the Cunlang pal actions of
ficial Spree tion (the teal
faecal ‘or
ernment rateivention to the fas
necessary to

was n everywhere in Canada must
Sia, ee ‘thei cir pede in shame that
ip the struggl-

r|one of ae oa attack:
cl has, of cou

ment in this c
w fe

provide fal employ:
arged. | Co:

Co
have A
atla big stake in the unemployment

insurance fund,

to
os are entitled to

not pr

hav thei

Commission that Seances the } will Be aa d at 5% of

fund and i cy 4
as a whole.” he asserted, WHEREAS many honigag

ie mo! ee ns of consulting labour
and then proceed to appoint the

ae ” he suggested.

|, M.P.
Local 1-
7 AWA) eo ae the new party
planned by the
would be fully democratic.
“There is no intention of fone,
ing trade unionist:

plaine: nyone who
otherwise is tal iking trough his
netic x betraying his feat

esent labour Teeislation, with
ain-

there, too, freedom Ip fight tyranny here. ‘ountry has,
: was_Being] to help fight tyranny the province of Newfoundland.”
“The government of that pro-
Winceavas guiley of cdireceinter”

Publication date of the next issue of the B.C. LUMBER WORKER
June 4. Deadlit i 4 May 29.

lamental freedom:

ference with ‘human _ghts and
fund the

direct barg:
ing, conciliation offices, then con-
ciliation boards is “far out of date”
he claimed.

“The legislation which exists
mote and foster
‘otraction.

as TWICH MONTHLY ON THE FIRST
AND THIRD THURSDAYS BY
International Woodworkers of America,
(AFL-CIO-CLC) District Council No. 1

DISTRICT OFFICERS:

Joe Morris
Tat vieesPi Hae poors
2nd Viee-Presidei 3, Ross
rd Vice-President ~
Secretary-Treasurer George Th Mitchell
International Board Memi ‘Walter F. Allen

Address all communications to
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CLC and the CCF |.

d at $4,000.00, which y
mean a reduction 00. 00 fr
1.00 re

for endorsal

a

tion,

WHEREAS it is in the
mutual interest of

atitiated. to the Vancouver

of the Vancouver

He Ignored

He declared that the appoint: |

tting off collective fereaiee Ex
into the|until it is too late, he said, ae
sires i "Only “o2 ee have been ih rold tnch,
found ie NES for the 13,000} The fact that both Conserya-
men Iai e ae tive and Liberals had joined to
He said that he had read more “pillory the trade union movi
complimentary statements about ‘oof that ste were
Soviet Premier Khrushchev it tok scared stiff of the political
laily newspapers than about or-| future, stated Harold ich,
ganized labour in Canada, a situa- | (CCF-Vancouver East). “They ar
tion he described as “damnable }frightened,” he said pepeeaiie of
and disgraceful.” a a mocratic and al en
urdo Martin, M.P. s mage De ple ce

Murdo Martin, te (CCF-Tim- the country, 1 aden BES
mis) said “each and every one of lave their evn pais 1 cee
the 1700 eee aending, the SOs They haking in their
last CLC conven ome es,” "he a ed
was insulted ie moe sts atement |
that Stanley Knowles ha n|

{appointed and that he came into | Atti
the labour movement “ by the TEND
back doo YOUR UNION

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