B.c. LUMBER WORKER

MORE eae e100) 000 AFL-CIO unionists marched
ahs,

the biggest rr Day age = pee Hie Said a
organize: ie peaaret col and
si nacre Shick h have Bee auectea sesiat i labour by

mion-busting forces at home an eegevehatne

roe of the Kremlin ee the word ‘G

IN DUNCAN, Vancouver Is!

‘A strikers donated their

Jand, IW.
labs Deer Hospital. pdecibers ants a
Reet ie eines dee, Youbou and Honeym Bay

eee clean

the pane ar

fees eee
ered their se!

up the me ospital grounds, pile ues
ca. Phe Ea board Dadiuaw ore rondnceinee

ie IWA strikers had not volun-

oe
HE F Nea POST reports that the credit card

THE FL
could lead us back to the

Sacramento, Callii e superm:

monthly grocery bill. Some

arkets are accepting credit

e
sae rom food. Objection: Titerest charges ranging from
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by Business Weele ma
executives in America

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PRESIDENT EISENHOWER
Meany as a membe
gation to the United Nations 14th General
cond. time

CIO President George
man U.S. dele;
Assembly. It was the sec

pointed Meany as a delega

NT

‘ant wage irene to
indus' says cee officers were listed

e as being

has claimed i wend be
500,000 me: Ga of the

ong the 25 top-salaried

has nominated AFL.
r of the five-

that Eisenhower ap-

Malayan Unionists
Visiting Canada

WA (CPA)— paroust

The Raitt, render he Eirection
of the educational department of
the Canadian Labor Congress, will

tour the country studying trade

lombo Plan project.
Malayans rs spen fd fea four to
six months in this country. Their
visit started September 17,

‘the as a. education

tl educal

=i ch st and Co County oh
1 pete

ike him will continue to recei

pee rere competent physiotherapy ie pe Cerebral cee es
ite ater vanenuren a Red Feather
FF miedl

7a} ira alsied childres
ion aaevelon to their fullest potential
Greater Vancouver ensures that this he cre others
badly need.

Wyman Trincer, vice-chairman.
of the council's political educ
the in-

crease was not enough to finance

in the Coun~

ee a

Labor Council Boosts Dues
To Aid Political Education

Affiliated unions will now pay
a member per
| month under the amendment to| the B.

e cent per member 0 bol-

fu et up to fight Bill 43

Revenue from the per capita| cil’ i eee and Bylaws. nd to assist local unions invol-

boost will pe used for meee vote carried by a 154-67 = in legal tussles under the
election fund: ite province’s new anti-labor Act.

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