B.C. LUMBER WORKER

1, BOSS OF THE PICNIC, Art
Shure, Committee Chairman proudly
suryeys the results of his labors, and
calls it a good day’s work.

2. RETURNING HOME, he is in-

formed by his “wife that she is) \°
henceforth on the 40-hour week,
and no overtime, so he ruefully!

starts on the dishes while his friend /
Ted Gallant (left) gloats and pre-
tends to help. ]
4, IWA JUNIOR, slap-happy at the
IWA picnic, but slightly bedraggled;
all because he frolicked too cose to
the swimming pool.

With The I

of Deflation

I'VE HELPED To DEVELOP
THIS TECHNOLOGY, LET'S.
KEEP IT GOING AND POUR
OUT THE PRODUCTS,

tf
@
‘Witt PROFITS
POUR our, T0097)

WA Camera

Woss Camp, Sub-Local, Englewood,
furnishes proof of unflaggi
endeayor to make the camp alway

* 100% IWA. Behind him wil

j seen the Sub-Local office, whi

known as one of the most efficient
in the Union. Jimmy, by dint of
faithful service, has been boosted
from the offices of Head Shop
Steward and Camp secretary to the
post of Camp Chairman.

THAT DEPENDS ON &
WHETHER CONSUMERS
HAVE ENOUGH

, HONEY 70 OUY THE
c zy PRODUCTS
My &

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Ist Issue, September