ist Issue
Sept., 1959

B.

Cr

LUMBER WORKER

Jodoin To State
Congress Policy

peeaence of President

Claude Jodoin at the coe

tion of the B.C, Federation of Labour, October 5-9, is
Sate to clear up misunderstanding in British “Columb bia
‘arding th

From Page 1

doin said, “we have

=i ila} President in
ro-ent statem

erroneous press report

nt has sharply crit

eral, nor the Peewee’ party
wants to give justice or protect

keynote speech at the eect

CLC-CCF Seminar in Winnipeg.

Urged New Party

Said Ereaident yess “The
Congres and I as its President, be-
‘aes at

moyvem:

% the same time the

ae the people of Canada gener-| |

e
hat oc
peretan of the Eee obje

“Reports”

a good preced-

consisting of a large pane of
affiliated but autonomous organ-
i Teave complete fr

‘o-day is greater than it wa:
a year anda bolt iy Reset sae
bab eur ae esi slat has brou;
hom

pee the Fy

8) i ee
t that neither the Lib-

ight
Hee than

c-

to each union

of aint and
e to carry out its

government.”

Hartung Warns
Perils Ahead

Members
Be aaeenonal Presiden:

of the awe mere e warned in a

using sp
F. Hart ni

rtun OY
nt convention in acapoln that big business in-

een are continuing their
rights.

aker surveyed legislative

at
more Pe legislation is in
naking.

a greater unifica.

read program rane the
Local Unions, and more vigorou:
Re diacitioa in Rigel action,

An Organized Campaign
He said in part.

campaign against trade union

Here in the United States the

10 longer satis-

r more vicious legislation
it

a m Boney powers are united in
what they call the Gaited Busi-
ness Committee (AM,

of NA
pacated at 2 eae Ate See New
City. are sone
d

in fre
legate functions in eainton to] in
any

time proposed c

a marriage with
Objectives Constant

President Jodoin

either
the

1957. This program never at any
a merger or
CF.

was obviously

NEW

d

MEMBERS of the International Executive Board fi

Wisconsin and Bob Raymond, Local 4-:

from Midwestern
States Region No. 4 are left to right: Art Bluhm, Local 4-373, Wausau,

33 International Falls, Minnesota.

Seminar, which oa
. a
instrument,

needs of the worker:

re
pres aamovtain the “legislative

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Big Business in Lae
unnin|

Big business is g the
ite Hous: not ce Presi-
dent, Anything they want he is

bot ‘al
pattern of giants has eer to
the lumbering industry.

Unless the people wake
soon as to ae is going on ea
bring a grouping

of these biades

the
They will saute
ie people ‘hrough their tremen-
dous wi
my opinion, has
loa rahetter job of selling
to the public what they are do-

UNITED RED

EATHER

APPEAL

ing for humanity.

Clean- ups te

face fi der the

time
id

© Made International Ex-
ecutive Of fficers and all Inter-
national Associate Officers ee
matically delegates to the inte:
national conventions.
© Advocated public develop-
ment of sources of hydro-elec-
tric € power.
© Urged repeal of Bill 43 in
British Columbia.
roposed improved met-
hods of forest management.
‘© Advocated

cate tre:
sed areas, or se pealides
© Proposed, improved stand-

“Political Action”

ards of aut and hospitalization

for the aged.

@ ensured the President ae
of the

Urged expansion of the
American Social security pro-
stituted

study of pro-
ips.

line due to unemployment.

From Page 1

of America may (emphasis our’s)

take strike action after forty-eight

(48) hours has elapsed from t! he

that this notice was given.”
udge,

“Appeal Heard”

the the Union of its continuing
a

An resting point of law was
nat te “the poe ie if scott

which sustained his eon eusioe
that a

yy the
ct, and was too indefinite for ihe
purpose,

agreement
thereby fost his tanding in court,
as he had in, in Cie sareds his
proprietary interest in the oper-
ation.

ister Alex Macdonald re-

Und
of President Eisen-

Fascist form of gover

ent, de-| °

tion restraining all aetna This
was peek by the Union and the

e aust ee on the wisdom o

clamoring
Court of the United Peete in
straitjacket.

ters At Fault
Most of our problems are
fault of se ah Too: aay er
hom« El

of the United States has not been
changed.

a

"The un
enient ure
Union in chambe:

Col

Ottiers Joe Morris and George
H. Mitchell immediately ordered

an appeal be made, and
rrister Alex Macdonald ap-
peared for the Union.
It was submitted to the appeal
court that the evidence clearly | C

foreman

the court th the circ
stances tae i cela
evasion of the pro Beis ions of the

ion
Labour Relations Act to deprive

law must
itten judgement as
varistet re the oats oe ppp
publ pushed

studied nae oF icine joa
council,

This “publicati jis stage
can do no mor publish a
factual account of the case, and
nee wea its readers that con-

ion at thi:
e than

jould not be stated
aabllety aul the full text of the
fags cieat the Court of Appeal
is released,

ppplavers

assume that a -lived.” e ways
ee Heconpdgk to Sn These i include the Sarees off the poms
tegy of over-the-head (or union, to. the
ae sstetegy of the power play” in which the co:
pany cee eps the plant Bee

alae