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‘Strikers Show Confidence"

the pas behind high-pressure strike-breaking, union-busting moves,
it e getting ae rapidly.
The number of operators continuing to sign up with the IWA is
dessspae into a r Sas landsh Hee, veh a total that is now over 200.
For x a while they

ice, but
ing their kick the small operators ee line. Local
1-80 Baye that Mr. x. R. MacMillan took time ou _personellya to jets to

These Deals Really Hurt Them

It’s not guess-work that the operators were startled to learn ay
Brownsville Sawmills Ltd., after pulling away from FIR, ed a
year fi ontrat Local 1-357, I with a wage increase of ei
interim pr Byer

rr emplo: argaining along
Sates ie They ¥ ie to start Beem e ae es ae without

guess-work about wages in order to catch the best market i age
Peete the fp aeke in and other Rae Bac up on the gra’
it io hav med with the IWA a

can ae a gone rate of $1.93 an ne
and still make handsome profits.

Most People Respect Union's Position

One cheering feature of the Bmeuion is that Gee Local Unions on

a
‘thank you’

vores ol make donations sPegest et nO public

eyed. No one is able to dispute
ever, by one striker who
to roost

Injunctions are issued to be obe:
point. Quit another point was made, how:
“The is dark with injunctions coming home
epayes Pa 1s.”

Injunctions ave been granted freely, although on every occ
ut

isos etaaes the items as “

cargo” moving actu:
pl invisibl m for all wor!

te
cargo,” and, as it were,
to note.

The official f tt ‘ s 4
an cu es to the aa and P. pani ‘hi bj f inju
tions. said in pa

of some of your
SERORE: in the current WA Baste For many years ee have
ions
and eae ye value |e relationship with labour organizations.
fic y
use of he inj i ye ilk

yy the owes In beta fc! the

publi have not dealt fairly with the lum-

ber workers, Even Premier Beamett ie that the employers were able to

that suggestion out of the wi

ees oe they don’t want the ees or anyone else telling THEM
what

He re a sentence from a weekly newspaper: “This time we
are reat to go along with the REL of labour. We feel the strike
in the lumber Beene, is justified .

t is significant that the big anes are not as critical
they were expecte ed to Bebe: Tt may oe ee
f better terms than have b:

of the IWA

the Sel anes They

¢ generous response are om

local ee men in all centres. The Union is pleased to acknowledge

THIS CAR used by the Canvassing Committee of Local 1

will
to the same tactics against the Sat Workers and Pap er Makers a se
some future date, should another atic Be ‘our unions take place?”

_ This is same HA continues to say“... if $1. ey ta hour is a fair

Tacet b lied

v
to the ianbeel aan
Ghe'p urposes for ‘which the employers are applying for etic
orders or ery present intention; a
regard to aay proper aes Thei eir attempts to penalize the Uni
in various ways is bou! was to ae that will poison em-
Leela ea mS eo
le circumstances sorounding fe legal battles Vou the
A tee other Unions two points have been clearly demonstrated.
Litigation will not promote fe kind of settlement that will ‘ike for

clearly their

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emesis:

, IWA, was generously donated by Campbell Motors Limited, with all gas and oil, to

Loggers’ Central Strike Headquarters for the duration of ie strike. Committee are left: Jack O’Kane, Alex Elliott, Frank MacMillan, Francis Mc!

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