THE B.C. LUMBER worn

September 20, 1943

UNION DIRECTORY istrict Council No. 1. seoy,, be re Melsness, 504 Holden ey aeeouver phous PAc, 4151, every

it 10 am. pray We os at the District | Office.

IWA-CIO Local 1-71. Secretary, E. ae cots Bolden. Bids. Ven

ct stgea, “0, Bec, x 430, Duncan.

5. jusiness agent, Dewhurst, Box 569, Port Alberni. hone: Alberni 1052. Meets the 2nd Sunday of each month in Mae , Pol Le co

aay Local 1-217. Secretary,

0 D MeCorkindte,. oe bien Bue, a g

Vancouver. Ebon every 2nd Fri

A, 650 ie inster, B.C.

W. 3:

feet 1-363. Secretary, Phone; ne last

“ of

Union ‘ya, Guinn) at 2 :30 p.m. IWA-~ cclo, Local eh. 7, Secretary,

Bert Hill, Haney, B.C.

Meets ave end ‘wed Inesday in mmond Theatre

IWA-CIO Sub-Local 1-71. Secre-

tary, Arvid Sovik, a Hh R. pe Marsan Teene oa Camp shewa

i_Waceio Sub-Local 1-71. Secre- ‘ack Jardine,, c/o Aero Tim-| ber Products (Raft) Ltd., ,Port} C: clements, Q.C.

IWA-CIO Sub: Local 1-71. Secre-| tary, aoa t Dale, c/o Aero anal ein Vasey) Ltd, Port Clement

ay ve Sub- Local 1-71. Secre-

Hurst, wo ‘North Shore] 3, a Go, 5, Ganbata

Queen, ¢/o Aero Timber Prod iskatla. x ip A-35, IWA-CIO, Sub-Local

Cam| 1-71, Secretary, Cae pene eet Yi Camp A-35, Que

1-71, Secretar, co eo c/o Pacific Mills, Scan Bella) Loc:

Coola, Chehalis IWA-CIO Sub-Local 1-71. By ve dder |} Li

Ralph Greee, Secretary; . Harrison Mills, Chilliwack IWA-CIO . Sub- “Local 1-71. Secretary, Floyd Cus Chilliwack.

1 a en, Frank Preston, ¢/o peelley Log Co., Beatty Anchorage, |

Morgai in Cumshewa

o|® hens 1-71. Secretary, a. ‘Lou Morg’ oe

tit, c/o J. R.

-ClO Sub-Local

Secretary, H. Erickson. Meets int Wednesday of every month in se Oe alae Community Hall at

Creran IWA-CIO Sub-Loc: E. Brederiekson, Groton, n.

Bi can. Mi ea

Wednesday of every m

K. of P, Hall, Duncan, AG 30. a Forest Product Sub-Local IWA

h| LeClaire,

Leet Secre’ y

ClO 1-80, Chas. Higgins, tary, 21 Robart St., Nanaimo, B.C.

Hillcrest \WA-C1O Sub-Local 1-80. Secretary, Roy Francis, c/o Hill- es = Govican Co., Muatchie Lake, ae

on, Bay IWA-CIO Sub- becal “ian, Secretary, James Mc- foneymoon Bay, Lake Cow-

hayes Bay Mill Sub-Local WA-CIO 1-80. Ra} endl A yane secretary, c/o Hone: ‘ill, Lake Cowichan, B.C.

Jordan River Sub-Local IWA-

1-80. D. MacKenzie, secretary, corde River, B.C.

lysmith IWA-CIO umes

sonic IWA-CIO_ Sub- eae ercules crea

unity E

Sub - Local was 10 1-80. on Carson, sec- retary, i Cassidy, B.

West Bay fcamlcedl IWA- clo Ross pees secretary, Box ie BNeiiino, B

Fala he Belo, Sub-Local 1-80. ert Kidd, Paldi, B.C. Robson” teasing ee Hota IWA-

ClO 1-80. orth, secre- tary, B L 2 BC.

Rol IWA-CIO Sub-Local 1-80. Secretary, Hugh Wade, c/o Lake Logging Co., Rounds. Meets 2nd Thursday oe in the cookhouse at 7:30 p.

Surminit Log Sue carat IWA-CIO 1-80, Lawrence Ware, secretary, For st Duncan, B. 5,

ria Lumber eae No. 9, Bacal Wa cio

Eee Geo. Ander: evsou, secretary, c/o imp 9, Youbou, B.C. urn Log ill Sub-

Camp 3 IWA-CIO i lecalitcen) Sserctary, Nemes Chane, we Industrial Timber Mulls ju. raion Camp 6 IWA-CIO Sub- Local 1-80. Seer Leary Joe Malbou, o/e Industrial Timber Mills, Camp Youbou, Youbou, Sawmill IWACCIO” Sub- Local 1-80. Secretary, Wilf Killeen,

imp One IWA-CIO Sub- Loc: a 188, ee Mark Mosh- er, Port Albert

i IWA-CIO__ Sub- Se eee Paul Nichol,

Great Central “Sawn WAC ClO Sub-Local eee Secretary, Frank erni. Sancouvents Samet IW, Sue aay as Secretary, ‘Lieve 2754 William Street, Van-

leworkers IWA-CIO Sub- Sec’y, Ben a 605

1-357. Secretary, George Lang- staff, 1833 Dublin Street, New West- rpstes, B.C.

Creosote IWA- C10 Sub-Local 1-

357. Secretary, Pet

secre-

Section 7(1

ie eral’s Satie to justify ee as

dep: ent in a

ster’s decision Hollowed legal opinion to this pon given atement which also protested that not enough evidence had been

1) OFICA Ultra Vires

That pecon 7 (1) of the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Bk; appen to be ultra vires,” is one of the reasons given by Hon. G. S. Pearson, minister o: i abort ‘0 the Boiler- makers’ sa ‘on Shipbuilders’ ‘Uno y 1 for oe refusal to priccita Electro- Weld Metal Products Ltd. for alleged infractions of the

n him by the attorney-

union, thi rough

Cohen Dimi Condemned

Mackenzie

riticism from every s ent.

. Cohen

nme) nts action,

ice, was similarly

ive Servic w

’s lack of labor police! r. Cohen vigorously

aaa ‘ohen

the full backing of ie labor

termined and position Mr. Cohen has taken and will intensify the valiant fight he has begun for a dem- ocratic wartime

King is certai = proving the waning prestige

J. L. COHEN, K.C.

ement esrad in Toronto, Mr. Cohen said, 4

my ace bersp on the National War Labor

trade x ion mi aor of i mister has again demonstrated h: to int

labor any right or representation in the formulation of national policis He is pr d i sacrifice labor’s in- terest a the blind parti-

aaa of the e been streaming into Ottawa minion, including als and Sub-Locals in the logging g the a Coast. Labor is am as ea interested in winnii ing feed as other section of the pontlatina: Tt as} date the government has filed os oe ‘ds and

in in our opinion, unjustified firing of Mi ‘cohen, he has shad the fortitude, like Bilioti vite had, ito ent

Royal City IWA~ Elo » SubrLoe al So

wich, c/o 7 Fanny Bay, BC,

an ee jove in

) a Columbia

: CIO Makes Move Tle

Organize Longshoremen

a (O drive to assimi airs 1100 Brit-

Jongshoremen was | ¢Ft—are

All Work Guaranteed Service Jewelers

Dealers in Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry

EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING

H, Zlotnik, Mgr.

28 E. HASTINGS — Vancouver

general meeting of the Vancouver Wat Pies

exit of ras eerie vice-presi-

alt longshoremen in this prov-

mt Workers Association. Cray-

lent of Harry Bridges’ Internation- Longshoremen’s and Warehouse-| 4. sop ocas n’s Union. : See LONGSHOREMEN—Page 7

ince—except those at Prince Rup-

it an almost immediate tio:

. 26 the ae eae ae presented rief to the minister, charging the company had Fer com- ind di

2 g

iscrimination union mem-

pany unionism ani ae Boilermakers’

minister, in reply, stated seat to

cision was re-

a letter enelenise copy of Ss ea opinion, the Sere

oa view 0 of this | cannot agree again:

feel ee ae can be substantiated in cout

ae ee uv Ce of the act deals

the dominion

wn that

tion on tle same invali

Similarly, states the opinion, no evidence

subject becomes:

directors, may have assisted the cect by allowing meeting: compan’ , providin

evidence “warrant that - a Intenfer

c te ere aati a an association ployees,” Mr. S ae ieee commented Tuesday night.

“The Seen ins the awe Victori:

is cl at a compainy is free iS assist in the formamti company union even to

is collective bargaining be- la

et trade unions.

“If this interpretation is paved to stand organized labor cannot look on ICA act as a pr

rotec- mn against company unionism,” he concluded.