Ist Issue, June

B.C. LUMBER WORK

ER

From page 1

“STATEMENT”

until
whoily

undertakings

prove them

rthy.

ae oe

that bee: of t

“en given by ie
ise i)

verbal
ion

their
agtions un-
trastwor

well are
| ae commnit~
e discus:

aw

c o

Conciliat Offi

Rd. thas aa of setenent that

could be recommended w

the making.
Bech

anges Made
The President re Bere on the
formal exchanges made
gard to a se isi
that the oer a de

complete shock to both parti
The operators’ represe eityess
while not ee Be re as the
at this

It he was goi ck on
made by the Union for considera-| word, that it was their under-
tion of the Co petition Officer.| standing that Mr. Cleme
However, since terms of} would fle 2 a report in lieu of a
settlement were recommended by} Conciliat Board, and that
eet Ghrelin VO lficer, < the the eerie eeniaiien take whaks
Union would now rev ae % its) ever action they saw fit on his
original demands, without pre-| report
judice. The Minister of Labour, how-

After extended paeeustiond Ws id. ths his Spinion-that
he alternatives Con- | there had been no real “bargaining
Ofer, Pereetthe wien fate aad “because. of
inion of the otiating z
seas using: bis prera ative
nittee members that Mr. te Saati
Clements eat submit recom referring he ie Gor
dations regarding settle- (honilanaih
e
ister Revoked ” a ae
Nothing tithe was heard from HeiBrokeiHis; Word
Unio: aa | oii Union's. committee ha
ere | caucus ed the matter, Sed

the le, revi mini-
o s “Tallin get ating
sin aie Peel, ae esis

rate = $21 oe incr board
rereatey oF hiner
provisions, application ion of arbitra~
tion to all grievances, and an un-
zeceptable proposal for job evalu-

C in the plywood plants.
report was also made with

regard to compromise proposals

esentatives
called to the rece office in
that occasion

w hich Prey listed

of both
Reuuint ment a
Bo: rd.

ie As

“Cam A Shock’’
The President's waa this
a

Stage stated: “This

rnished with th
e Conciliation Office:
the de Eads
pai yes: ene proposed the
Conciliation

the Minis: ae r ey

with
the ¢ pointed out

and that, when re-
“hucthec information had
d

eaeieae
been. supplied to him by the
Union.

u Me use the parties had

able to resolve * hel

aierences, it, was no indi
ther not bee:

i snide in ae faith, and
all he was doing by this man-
oeuvre was creating a situation
where the same evidence would
be presented by both sariied
to another person; and further,
that no change in the relation.
ship of i e

d wa
written aden the iiretion of
the Minister of Labou

ie ad iboeen his word, that
had ia a with both parti

ga ie © opinion, contrary
cicitiaakbess a i ere had
been bargaining in good faith,
hat the Gena Officer had

h all the infor-
for him to make

that
been furnished
mation necessai i

ene eae ed
“The fac! he Minister
tried to eee himself into the
negotiations after the report was
handed me us, the gece ate gis
suggested, on numerous
that he Ald make himself, avail,
able to try and resolve the issues,

3

Jim

entative
Board.

on the Conciliation

endations Adopted

with slight amendments.
cern to

ber
the Conference, all o
e
vital coni
the iS
conciliation proceedings
concluded biore ihe bulk of the
workers would be on their annual
vacation
oT

nference delegate:

praise
ight of rise
loping circum
bs re: sation “Tabor ed wei
effect, a of Paansitsass in

th Newotiati Policy
Caan ittees,

LAGER BE

ER

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fined in the penitentiary some
three months ago have been re-
ed, and have rejoined the [WA
D rehetolliieat
Reports dere that they have
gained twenty

in the erie eam are better by
ing we've had
eves camps.

Picket Lines Hold

ee
Re

sporisony

pre pro}
thi thee the caulatea
aoe cket huts for the greater
comfort of the strikers during the

°
e struggle as
orted the District Presi-

Lord Rothermere’s
“Bunkhouse”

t Rothermete, Beadlt
AND Co.

ria at University
Iwill be used for
sari geri
a “buniehouse”
t the sa

any gnmounced
for the logger:

the ide lers

sheir reat lore

pS eee were
En sy anceenenasle deena
an hour and a 54-hour

week,

e IWA in Newfoundland re-

s that few of the loggers’

and era oe will eve
ance

act
mi ee oa ie half wit ‘ot

5
O the ‘Ove-

aanhae sear

ave been

My cg ee

er have
w | waged

“IUD AID"

Co., with the express °
oianing, the pubis mun against
su
y

the IWA. One
raised the eee, eee r re Es ic!
were planning
forests on hich
economy

e jpany’s statements
e immediately and ciate
challen ged. ay puneaien
as untrue
Pees foundation,
munication

ur Uni

ow:
the provides}

out

os

fa rains, Sree
ection of o1

ak

Thousands Protest

vince ro
is now evident
tide o!
the anes of a
party.

Can

a mot
andi:

new pouteat

ds turned out recently
to aoe peetieak Ladd in a force-

cial Legislature and the House of
Commons,
freely predicting

ip in the struggl

1 on behalf of the loggers

ly elevate President Ladd

to poli ae nee in the
of the tenth Canadian

province,
ee a

Money is eee ae Bic

run into and people of.

eons oy saree SS ear AND

nm money is called jack
is ries ee queen takes it.