8 : B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Ist Issue, September

B.C. Unions Welcome

LATIN AMERICAN

RAFAEL SANCHO CORDERO

. .. and I greet you on behalf of all my Latin American Brothers.”

The following is a iar asio7 of the yaigach a aes
Sancho Cordero, representative of Workers
if Costa Rica, at the Banquet tendered by the ee Labour
Council to honow: the visiting Latin Americans.

1 y privileg ive of the Latin Ameri-

on i , the
pioneers in this type of activity. This is really a night to be remem-

‘ant to assure you that we are all striving for eoeseee. in aes
aa and social fields in our own countries. We wish to ress
our thanks for your kindness and for your royal hospitality.

You know very well that speakers. We say
what we feel—what we have deep down in our hearts. But for us
Lati i i hi this

just
a common worker.

I wish to greet you all and express our wishes that we will learn
more and more from you. You ee brothers have a right to
teach and we humbly accept your teachin,

long to very weak mo our own country. Of

course, %3 cai mean tssicn: exica | a <n ays been the Teadce in

Latin America. Some of us are right at the beginning of our career,
jing to discuss

er from amar to our

Brother from Spain and to our ehtiek Diaz from Guatem:
Guatemala is passing through a new phase of Se
within Lae fale Sane. unionism. We wis] ish to express our best rishes

work,

eS true representative of ae aH at iraliure, Hou einciah Brel
"ae ace vag striving mn ganization of their move-
y Pol

ea

Venezuela.

T am not trying to make any analysis of the situation in Latin
America. I am dl sy sisal to do so, Ie was only during this dinner
“ae gece

‘on their behal.

se te ae rey) 8 artes in our po table discus-
at aa and educational

mental modest as it is, has brought its very small con-
‘it is a real repre: ind it has

The 15th of Senembar we will have Ae anniver-
independ ‘or 136 years we have been poli-

that has

Brothers and Sisters, our deep gratitude
all you have done for us and for this won-

TRADE UNIONI |

FORMER Scr M.P., Angus MacInnis (right) and his wife Grace are seen here with three of the Latin Am-

Progress with Paris

For half a century the standard by

which fine Footwear is judged.

Pierre Paris & Sons

51 West Hastings St. Vancouver, B. C.

A Union Shop