8 B.C. LUMBER WORKER ' and Issue, December

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‘WHERE LOGGING *“LOCIE” CRASHED THROUGH BRIDGE

Plunge Drowns Two Crew Men .

Reproduced on these pages are scenes of the Camp “A”, rankli

_ plunged through a bridge

Frankdin River. Victims of the mishap were Einar “Blondie” Erickson, head

owski, fireman, escaped from he cab of the “locie” Site min

injuries

- Accor to officials of ie

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brakeman was in a caboose of the train and was aware of the accident until ine oes that the train failed to start, after coming to a halt.

He estimated that the speed of the train was abot pee

hour when

i ji proached the bridg se

stated that all is ridges and 4

trainload of ‘logs had been neld fat (Camp. ae on the morn-

over ae the rivi

x had first made the frip over

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sorrow tt ir dear 01 These bitter memoueg catis|{ to- clear ne pathway in 1955 fe

The radiance of good will eS

en oul spiration to accept the responsi as its outward Christmas, obser|

. In the brotherhood which $4 very truth our “brother's }/q ou safety, we find our 2 e unforseen and deadly evils i

Those who believe that sate Ree, into their good wishe: isi back up their aaa oa the ear’ at human disposaleggfe and Tint

Happiness is quickly obscul grim reaper. A tragic industri

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the painful truth that a mas, oe ill say, “He might hi with us had they only planned’

Every Christmas will be ya homes if we dedicate ourselves ¥ work of accident ae , We

will, we can do tl . 4

it by year, each yé saci ess and cae thoughts, and our conduct if

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