vie 14
fol-
iy ih ihe. Vancouver
oe distributing candy,
orke

June landing, Gibson.

Hutehingon, Alaska Eine, Van-
couver—Brain tumour.

Allan MeKay, Bells Coola, Norcop

West Fraser

“Palco,

8, Pohl Bros,

matcher & son,

No. 1,

LUMBER WORKER

Creston Sawmills—
Swan Lake Li
vy umber
ie Hospital
ee North

‘injury.

AL Rudd, Ss

es
johansor

Daughter
distributing | candy,
pies of the B.C.

Worker,
8. Mall, ‘Duncan,
Sidhu iu Singh, n,Wictorta,

B.C.
B.C,
ie, Duncan,

Duneai

Mr. How: an, B.
Mr. Bella’ “Sinthy silllorest

ad ae
win Gimme ns,
es jarvey Baicen: Ee
MeL.

Mr, Swami

m Singh Deol, Honeymoon

bab ceria Youbou, B.C.

Mre
Miss Anita Cresson, Cowichan Sta-
BIC. a

tion,

Mrs. Sant.

ywell River
oe Krieger, Prince George, 1-424
er injury.
Fred Van Norman, Charles C:
Knee injury.
Erwin eager
Broken 1
3G Lund,

Creek—
Williams
—2 broken

Hugh Hutchinson, Alaska Pine,
at Ole tumour.

Pi Clinton—Leg & arm

on, Van. Plywood.
n, Van, Sawmills—Broken

Kore! ee H. McWellan,
Wittertino}
a ag
aie
Mr if ik
4, Marshal, Pore Alberni — Heart

and |. McMillan
of the att 217, IWA, visited
the melewing” patients In the Van-
mr General Hospital peeisteibuting
f ti
ber Worker.
100 Mile House—Back
t. John Lumber—
rescared back.”

a mje Vancouver Plywood—Neck

ient.
A. Thomas,
tured back.

©. Boiecie,
injui

Georg:

Mile House—Frac-

a 'Tahsis Lumber—Back

D. Poliock, Bale i ing—
rl mon River Logging-

8. Gissten, ‘Booth LLegeing, Vancou-
er_Island—Rupture

It is with deep regret that

ec, 47, WCB. aff
Photographer for the past 15
Mr, Gardecke died

‘Tuesday, September 1, in the
Vancouver General Hospital,
ean

5

throughout Meee yock, he
ouligg via , thousands of
hs for safety and

purposes.
Before his interest turn
to photography he worked a

HALIFAX (CPA)—!

‘osh, Youbou,
ge Arlene a, Forrest, Di pounce
co
M

Miso Sheila Steeves, Caycu:
Mrs..C. Strasdin, Gobble. Hill, B.C.

Whitehouse Electe

B.c.
n, Honeymoon Bay,

ts Basan Paterson, Lake Cowichan,

Mrs, D. Beech, Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Mie re  Bezdebay ‘Youbou, B.C.

Mrs, ing, Honeymoon Bay,

ie Jackson, Westholme,

B.
Mra. oritfard, Camp
rs. R. Olafson, Eke Cowichan

Mr. Meylend, Sh Lake,
Mr. Garbachan petal Parker, Paldi

Sist
Benson of the LA Local 1 wa
visited the following pagent in the
King's Daughter Hospital | distri
buting candy, cigarettes and
yet Bice TC uinbar Wei arker.

Mes: Alec “waiter:
Mrs. Jagle Clark, Gordon River
Lake ee han

Mrs. Reso. Davie, a On
Mrs. George Senebolssi, Dunca:

Mrs. Jack Graham, ee Bay

Mrs. D. Ludvigson, Hiller
Mr. Robert Francis, D'

In Memoriam

camps, -
and during the last war he

mining and logging

mem-
ae
See

Bho his wife,
on, James; and

. frien i
mace raised. by those ‘who
worked with him

t ois time paid president it

firs in i

the Federal cae history, He de- Paid Over

feated W- re itt-White of Otta-] WASHINGTON (CP.

wa for the eet ane stial ponies Dearinent E

Mr, Hewitt- White was named|the AF: made

first vice-president and James) “initia vi ee of oe

Wyllie ie Regina, second vice-) million dollars to help striking
steelworkers, IUD president
Walter P. Reuther announced
here, TUD unions are mobilizing

copies

, Hon
Honermoon Bey

CU. Bill
Enacted

WASHINGTON (CPA) —
po onercss
importai

erg.
ae ae of the bill

included:

—Increased the maximum
secured oe limit from $400

to $759

Seeated the loan maturity
limited from three to five
ears;
ermit the selling of nego-
tiable checks and money
orders for members for a
fee;

—Permit allocation oe ce
in Federal buildin: mee
credit ns havi em-

95 per cent of persons who
re federal em-
ployees;

—Provided for declaration of

eiiceee® by the board of di-

Pas
ae
Fe, was credited to the ied
fh and sharp strategy of sev-
eral senators and congressmen

sage af the bill, viewed as

i

twa
Unionists
Benefit

Thanks

‘enya

urt, or ai ay cae source, with a
problem, may receive ace Scivation Army is a mere of the Com
ugh the cont

munity
butions made by you to the Red Feather canyassers.

and ipo home and o
ae ing

Bu aes
se ee Line kes
Pees oor eaten
MT

Gn
skpetent physistictany? occupational therapy,
9s

aot sete od chet ate pay allch lens pee icians re-

Mboya,
labor ieee a 1 Kenya eats
will

pede years at Ameri-
can eaten
The A saacaa leader recently vis-
ited the United States and re-
ae

Building Trades

faned Bos with 81 scholarships
in his @

“tie aiwe (Council Watched

special plane—"Africa Airlift” OuUNCI arcne
landed with the Sates ae e As sult of a resolution | quired to observe the terms of the
York Se; Oe hee e dispersed eonsoredt ‘py Local 1-252 IWA, Ganadisd ae and supplemen-
to 40 u cross the U:S.| 2nd approved with amendments, | tary “no-raid’”’ pacts.
On thee “arrival they spent two) at the International Con was sitees that hitherto
days at meetings with United) vention, the activities of Build. these Councils claim that they
ing Trades Come in Cana are not required to respect the

fields of education, labor, reiglion By) be (anne cenit) eon of ie mavac: um (ance ‘
= ar, delations. y the Eero s they are responsible only to

of the Bpolareios SO) "tne intent of the resolution was | merged pile in the America:
eee from oe ee oe Bow: that such gene should be re- Farittict

and movie ae Sid

Reba

\$1 “ae

fer the steelworkers, Reut!
ae charged preset ee

the ¥ worker 2
jence Cour

FIRST AID
‘street

INDUSTRIAL FIRST
pe Industrial
perils emauat
imekeeping

TTENDANTS ASSN. OF 8.C.
& Vancouver 3, B.C.

ties because ile rie has refused
poit fact-fin
eel

ed, was “too little and too

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