NO SETTLEMENT ON WAGES ALONE

2nd STRIKE ISSUE, July-August, 1959 - Van., B.C.

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QvOL. XXvI No. 12

Record Shows Basis Of
Iron Workers Sentence

its importance to the t

union movement, the

to de
B.C. amber Worker has re; eprinted, through He cour tesy of the

the cour

Thu ay ah mies the day
appointed er heai e applica-
ion Bridge it

Justice Manson
an order on June 2
the officers of the,
“striking or calling
ela members from
it’ insofar oa
hae ie structurs

0 | dam nee

ript of evidence

jon of the | Do lominion Bridge
Ge of the Iron Workers’
ia

pues by its
argued.
equity ia vat falotee contracts

*Phe| 2 service Between employer and
te wil

is law will not
ae ut such a
contract Since athe sever has
his jedy for
es,

r then Ga to the claim
of Ee plaintiff for a writ seques-

ae and distr
by the Sherriff, for the
tare to finish the structure to

aed Carta provides that
shall be distrained

no
to

as
ay of ‘British Gata ea fel
never tia repealed or modified
since,
Judge
the str
be brought before
flowing morning.
(See “IRON WORKERS” P. 3)

adjourned
ing men
him the

ing the union| 4

ane IWA strike will 1

alon ted Regional Pre
fost ‘with International Pi
mass rally he!
dale CAfeaee whi
members and the
The meeting

Local 1-2
hompson, wo) congratuaid ah he

members fon solidarity
at ce!

was es bs

ice in order to w
: earliest possible date.
the gu

le High
rris opened by
snerale of the
strike areas was at
the highest level he had ever seen
and poues well for a satisfactory

sident jee

Hees ect a es

no’ pusced
t| shor

1,500 IWA Members And Wives
‘Applaud Hartung And Morris

not be pce on ieee issues
7 shared the
oS F Hart ue at the

resid
ly 30, e Kerris-
ee by De aaa 1,500

© alsu stated as an example

th e Machin Corea even
prior to t ger with the
Powell River ‘conpany had coins

very well j in the profit
ture. fou n lerb;
accordin were an-
fy Wat company to have
vn an increase of one hundred
nt for the first six months

Montis further indicated the ex-
ansion of these forest nae ry
companies, by illustrating how the
“y R. MacMillan Export coma
f 1941, with reported
millions dollar:
to the extent ee it is now part
a corporation with args (}

‘S are eae to “ied id

produced dat:

established that Billings,

old cry of cerca the industry
‘as

ut of the n

But en ca Shad Rt feetitncd
to as on. this pki mu
. The members o!
eee te been ordered to wor
by the Court. The injunction as
pert at the officers of alte

““\Canada Bans
Forced Labour

The Matcrnational Fae oes
noice the atification
lition AG Foret

Wer er th
that “the

ey responsible for the fact
men had not pauened to

we, minds of legal
Tom Berger, oun and co}
petent counsel for Local 97, and

Basse akedel in airatin,
the Court bad been 0 est by

ar " Id, es pee bad
obey order, he
was not . pac “tat n

which can enforce an order to ii

WHAT'S

he Abo!
make eavecticn of 1951 (No.
105). This rat attics etc aioe a
International
eeartien ratified by

Under the terms of

use of any form of forced labour

as:

— means of pol eee

cion education or

punishment for holding
‘essing political view:

coer-

or ex-

views ideologically oppos.

ey exiblhed slag ec

ing and

of

ae discip--

ment for

perp in Hae,
means of racial, social,
vational or religious discrimi-

having

© Convention,

adopted only

v ceiving a
portion of the {eres befits
reaped year after yea

forest heri

Hi ey forward
some ice level com-
een “tor ihe prtereet and in-
the strikers and

and etecie on hand were down
35%.

Price Increases
An indication of re employer's
Inerative sion was given by the
that prices [ne ing eaeet
a as vet

Labour Canlaon.

'y
and id this with Alig irm marl
qaethelgtindliee nates

been ratified by 27 countries.

Oregon research organization.

or .340. ti
h} These resi

attempt: | as
a | gro

He, pointed out t

im original value
a do not reflect aie
picts of poor as
corbitant wage incre
ayed by the

dismal
through

s wate
D.

Ezz

False Clai
In dealing with the! aus ct of
propaganda pai alls, Morris
at the most danger-
ous claim iad by ae employers
that reasonal

idity whe: ie
Hraetare hthenoerd fajority.
The Employer Nominee, Terence
Watt, for instance, is in ‘charge i
the lumber operators’ ca
he hern Interior
ffect the "
ae M. A.

Hae
Gis Billings”

ae
nfamil
ory oF ie rae indisese and

(See “MASS RALLY” P. 2)

MASS RALLY OF LOCAL 1-217, I.W.A.
al Rr a TT

Creen Gold-CJOR

7:00 p.
Thursday

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fst and Last
6:00 p.m.

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