B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

Vancouver General

Sisters Alda Hendrie and Mar-
aret Kamm of the W.A., Local
127, IWA, visited the following
patients in the Vancouver Gen-
eral Hospital, March 30, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes and copies
of The B.C, Lumber Worker:
TB. WARD

¢, Elman, Seymour Inlet—Fine.
ANNEX
A. Richardvon—Leg Injury. Doing
ine.

Sens eee Artnritis:
Feeling pretty we

% HEATHER

L, Delaire—Arthrit

LD, & H. WARD

» Booth Logging—Bro-
, Improving steadily
, Prince George—Feeling

Ex
. About

the

fine.
Clausen, Vernon, Swan Lake—
Mroken back. Looking fine,

Pacific Yeneer—Polio.

Marle Ba
joking well.
0, “Mercer, Prince George—Look-

ing good.

k. Green, Squamish—Pollo. Com- |
ing alone fine,

B. Sims — Polio. Looking well

‘and cheerful.

Sisters Alda Hendrie and Ma:
uaret Kamm of the W.A., Loc
1-217, IWA, visited: the ‘following
patients in ‘the Vancouver General
Hospital, March 23, distributimg
candy, Gigarettes and copies of
The B.C, Lumber Worker:

7.3. WARD
©. mour Inlet-—Looking

ANNEX
N. Kinney, M. B. King Lumber—
eeling tnuch better,
AS Richardvon—Leg injury, Pin
M. Brindle, MeGregor Logging C
“<voot injury. Doing fin
Bruges, Brandy Wine Camp—
‘Leg injury, Doing fine.
HEATHER ANNEX
Arthritis.

', Elman, Se
well,

About

o,

Delaire
the same,
I. D, & 1. WARD
A, Walnulk, Booth Logging—Bro-
ken baek—Coming along fine.
fy, Krone, Prince George-—I'ine.

i, Clausen, Vernon, Swan Lake—
Broken Back. Looking, good.
W, Gamer, Turner Logging — Up

in ‘wheelchair.

Marie Bain, Pacific Veneer—Polio.

Looking fine and very cheerful.

Mercer, Prince George—Look- |

Ing good.

K. Green, Squamish—Polio, Com- |
ing alone fine,
B,_Simx—Pollo. Improving.

Sisters Mabel Anderson and Kay
Rankin of the W.A, Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following pa-
tients in the Vancouver General
Hospital distributing candy, cig
arettes and copies of The B.
Lumber Worke:

J. MeNell, Boston Bar—Back in-
jury.

EB, Townsend, McBride —- Head
injury.

M. Rantaman, Comox—Back in-
jury.

M.A. Andrioski, Smithers—tead
injury

R. Norman, West Summerland —
Knee inju

. Anderso
Jury,

J. Butier,
ny

no—Leg injur:

R. King, ce—Leg injur
M. Burgess, Brandywine

injury
D. Weilwood, Englewood — Leg

injury,

Quaye, Creston—Broken back,
Brown, Eburne—Hand injury.
WM, Switzer, Fraser Mills — Hand
injury,
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Ow ew,

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No matter where you are you
con send to THE HUB for work
clothes ond furnishings of all
kinds. We pay postege and ship
your order the some day re-
ceived.

J. Whittaker, Vancouver — Heart
conditio

MH. Sjolandér, Vancouver — Back
injury

Singh Hajara, Port Albe
trouble.

ni—Eye

M. Bakxey, Western Plywoods —
‘Arm inj

F, Bennie, Williams Lake—Back
injury.

R. Fisher, Haney—Knee trouble.

D. Clarke, Beaver Cove — Knee
injury

Leg injury.

‘©, Kochmar, Uqu
s naimo — Ankle

W, Schofield, N:

injury.

R. Rimer, Port Neville — Broken
jaw.

SiNers Mabel Anderson and Kay
Rankin of the W.A, Local 1-217,
WA, visited the following pa-
tients in the Vancouver General
Hospital distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of The’ B.C.
Lumber Worker:

WH, Sjolander, Port Alberni—iye
injur:

Singh Hajara, Comox—Back in-
jury. 5
¢. Romane, Radium Hot Springs—

Back inju:
N. Pearson, Halfmoon Bay—Mul-

tiple injuries.

H, Lourick, Soiman Sound — Leg
injury,

N. Ducharme, Prince George—Leg
injury,

A. Seott, Ruskin—Leg injury.

AL Ring, Butedale—Leg injury.

J. Butler, Aldergrove—Hip, injury.

N. Lind, Englewood—Leg injury,

J. Toth, Bloedel’s—Leg injury.

%. Marshall, Englewood — Back
injury. : |

S, Quaye, Creston—Back injury

Wi. Loughlin, Abbotsford—Opera-
tion.

G.. Corrigan,
injury.
Monich,

jury.

J. Lang,
jury

A. Clee

Royal Columbian

Sisters Gladys Smith and Pat
Whitelaw of the W.A., Loc:
357, IWA, visited the following
patients in the Royal Columbian
Hospital, March 2, to March 11,
distributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of B,C. Lumber Ws
H. Falconer, Kury & Collis

Throat operation. Doing
Laim Kuni Lop, Fraser M
rn ‘urix, Mohawk Lumbe

proving.
i. Webbe

Prince George—Leg

a Aero, Q.C.IL—Leg in

Box—Hand in

Empire

Duncan—Pneumon:

a
fine.
Is.

Im-

rogress,
s—Acciden.
Pine—Legs

v

Tom Pollard, F
injury.

V. Prouly, F
tion,

Erle Rolerz,
injury,

Mills—Hand
Mills—Opera-

aser

Mills—Back

—Im-

City—Slow pro-
x, Englewood Camp —
coming along fine.

Sisters B, Carlyle and P, White-
law of the W.A., Local 1-357, IWA,
visited the following patients
the Columbian Hospital,
March distributing candy,
arettes and copies of The
Lumber Workei
Thomax Pollard

Mills

Braser

Fingers amputated.
Henry Faleoner—Throat trouble.
Going home,
Rene Webber, P.V.—Leg ulce

rrix, Mohawk—Lez injur,
n, Camp Woss,
neumoni
Anutoochkin,
Broken leg.

Engl

estern Shook

n Singh, “Alaska Pine—Tro-

er.

Reg Cackle, Flavelle Cedar —
Terni:

Dawn Clarke, J. R. Murray—Rup-
ture.
mond Roberze, Fraser Mills —
Gut hand.

I. Proulx, Fraser Mills — Hernia

‘operation.

tvanax, BCFP, Hammond
—Kidney’ trouble,
ing Carixon, B.C. Mfg. —

‘Treatments.
Eric Roberge, ser Mills—Op-
eration on Teg.
sters B. Carlyle and P. White-
law) of the W.A., Local 1-357,
TWA, visited the’ following ‘pa-
tients in the Royal Columbian
Hospital, March 16 to 25, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes and copies
of The B.C. Lumber Worker:
Mr. Zavaros, Hammond — Kidney
trouble,
Eugene Webber, P.V.—Leg ulcer.
Sauorn Singh, A.P.—Broken leg.
Ray Shirley, Flavelle Cedar—Leg
injury.

A, Gaucher, B.C, Mfg.—Blocked
Roberge, er Mills—Leg

injury.
A. Nutooshkin, Western Shook —

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artery. |
Broken foot. |
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Cigarettes and’ copies of The B.C. |

Lumber Worker:

Henry Rothenburg, Brownsville—
Operation.

Phil Barge, P.V.—Pleur'

“OLD DOC”

Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas hi
moved his Dental Office from
9 East Hastings St. to 712
Robson St., Vancouver, B.C.

NEW ADDRESS

St. Paul’s

Sisters Rossie Cummins and Pat
Fulljames of the W.A., Local 1-
217, IWA, visited the’ following
patients in St. Paul's H
March 4, distributing cand:
arettes ‘and coples of The’ B.C.
Lumber Worker:

H. Wysass, Squamish — Broken

neck.

George Mastrom, Prince George—

‘Leg injury,

Henry James, Munroe Logging —

‘Hip injury.

A. D. Rooker, Port Alberni—Hand
injury,
Walter Skorodynsky, Menzies Bay

—Broken leg.

P. Perkins, Fraser & Wallace,

Creekside, B.C.—Leg injur:

D. Price, O'Brien Logging — Leg
injury.
D. Barendgret, Smithers, B.C.

‘Hip injury,

Sisters Fio Gladu and Pat Full-
james of the. W.A., Local 1-217,
TWA, visited the ‘following pa-
tients in St. Paul's Hospital,
March 11, distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of The’ B.C.
Lumber Worker:

Hi, Wysasx, Squamish — Broken
neck, :
George Maxtrom, Prince George—

Leg injury.

Henry James, Munroe Logging—
Hip injury.

Wi Skorodynsky, Menzies Bay

in St.
March 18, distributing
arettes and copies of
nber Worker:

as Prince George—

Squamish — Broken

ex, Munro Logging —

Walter Skorodynyky,
—Broken leg. fi
Carroll, Menzies Bay — Pelvis

Reid, Canadian
Pine—Foot inju
Fred Johnson, V
woods—In for obser

Menzies Bay

1

White

Pearson’s
Pearl Hodgson of
Local 1-127, IWA,
the following patient: in the
Pe: con's Hi ital and distributed
candy, cigarettes and copies of

The B.C, Lumber
Baxil Morgan,
ing well.
Wallace Sebring, Girodays—Fine.’
Joe. Charest, Pacific Pine—Feeling

fine,
Leo Chenatte, Beaver
Chang We

TRAVEL RULES
AMENDED

OTTAWA (CPA)—Ganada has
now concluded visa modification
agreements with 18 European
countries and visitors from this
country can now tour the con-
tinent for weeks without having
to obtain visas in advance for
each country to be visited.

The visa is a notation in a
passport to the effect that the
passport and other documents of
the owner have been seen and
found in order and that he is then
permitted to travel in the country
concerned. Ofter the process of
obtaining a visa takes more time
than the journey itself, especially
in these days of air travel.

Countries involved in the
agreements are: Austria, Bel-
gium, Denmark, France, The
Federal Republic of Germany,
Italy, Liechenstein, Luxembourg,
Monaco, Norway, Netherlands,
Sweden and Switzerland.

Worker:
cific Pine—Look-

Cove—Fine,
Thurston & Fla-

Abramson &
A

Optometrists

Eyes Examined
734 GRANVILLE STREET

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Hours: 9 to 6:30 p.m.
Wednesdays, 9 to 12 Noon

WOMEN JOIN
PICKET LINE |

IWA Picket duty at the
Creston Sawmills, Creston, B.C.
was taken over by three mem-
bers of the Women’s Auxiliary,
Sub-Local of Local 1-405, IWA,
Creston, March 4th, to allow
their husbands to attend a
Union Meeting.

The three members, Mrs. Cart-
wright, Mrs. Rafanson and Mrs.

Benthien, guarded the picket
lines from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
from the trailer used as the
strikers headquarters set up out-
side the company’s property.
The Auxiliary held a Bingo

Night, March 18th, which was at- ©

tended by 40 people. A Card and
Dancing Party was held March
27th which also drew a large
crowd.

Dance
Benefits

Widow

A Gingham and Denim Dance
was held by the members of
Loeal 1-405, IWA, Women’s
Auxiliary, February 27th, in
aid of one of their members
who recently lost her husband.
Prizes galore were given for
the best novelty dances and the
large crowd was kept highly
amused -by the dance contestants’
antics during the evening.

Auxiliary
Revives
Old Times

Cranbrook Women’s Auxiliary
Sub-local of Local 1-405, TWA,
held an Old Time Dance in the
Cranbrook Armouries, March
26th, with music supplied by
the Rocky Mountain Boys.

Unfortunately the crowd was
not very large due to a hockey

game and a Penny Arcade being
held the same evening. The Aux-
iliary were still able to meet the

i
expenses for the dance and an en-
joyable time was had by all who
attended.

The door prize of $5.00 was

won by Mrs. Elmer Atwood.

Firms on the -
“We Do Not Patronize List”
of the Victoria Labor
Council, CCL

Stewart & Hudson Ltd., Victoria,

B.C.
Firms on the
“We Do Not Patronize List”
of the Victoria Trades &
Labor Council (TLC-AFL)

Daminion Cafe, Victorin
Stolberg Construction, Victorin
Remington Rand, Victoria
Bond Clothing, Victorin
Eddie's Ltd., Victoria

Arnold Bakery, Victoria

Roy Barker (Barber), Victorin.

Firms on the
“We Do Not Patronize List”
of the Vancouver Trades

and Labor Council

RESAURANTS:
Black 'Cat-Contve ‘siop.-*
Mayfair Caterers.
Stork Coffee House.
"TAXIS:
Balmoral ‘Taxi.
Brondway Taxi.
Forum Cabs Ltd.
PAINTERS:
H. V. ‘Tourner, Chilliwack, B.C.
Vancouve r Painters
Decorators.
T. Macki
BARBERS:
50 East Broadway
2007 Granville Street
S05 Kingsway ,
1588 Kingsway
5S Richards Street
1707 Kingsway
Hotel Vancouver Barber Shop

0 Front St.. New Wesimi cI
109 East Br. etd
EHORe bo

7 tries Ltd.
BAKERIES
Home Bakery Lid. North Van.
Dandy Donuts Ltd. (Dougins
Bakery)
Montreal Bakery Ltd.
PAINTERS:
Victor David Neon Signs
David Decorators Ltd.
Charles David
David Hall Sign Co. Ltd.
TYPEWRITER COMPANIES:
Remington Rand Ltd.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Ltd.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Mitchell Printing & Publishing Co.
The Geo, H. Hewitt Co. Ltd.
Gordon Young (B.C.) Ltd.
Victoria Tile & Brick Supply Lta.

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WHITE BREAD
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is now m
Thi

Ration,
tiched Flour.

WHITE BREAD
NOW ENRICHED

Ae an aid to better nutrition _all G.B. White Bread

with Vitamin Enriched White Flour.
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