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B.C. LUMBER WORKER

2nd Issue, a

EMPRESS STAFF

ICFTU | MEETS DEC. 12

Whalers Struck —

(a Raa ’s whaling fleet will r unl yers and pene working

eci to scce employment aboard whaling vessels during the 1955-56 season until a satisfactory sedan 5

SRUSSELS (CPA) — The next meetin; itive Board of the Interiiational Con. federation of F rade Unions will be Ne York City starting December 12, Th vitation to hold the meeting U! mediately after - rger convention was made recently by CIO President Walter Reu-

ther and AFL President George

The ICFTU has set July 1, 1955. as the effective date for the 3]

intment ination y diestox will be rade at PRIZE WINNERS at Empress Hotel Staff (C.B. of R.E.)-Masquerade Dance f CCL Victoria Institute yineluded | (eiabe) iropersonction of hold-ap b irl costumed in her trade union pos'

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demonstration staged by the hotel employees to show their pene ie

CCL delegates, how superior are the advantages of patronizing a unionized hotel. S

ade Dance of Empress Hotel Staff, visitors was a remarkable display o tl

Will: ies a ‘professional woman’, old-tim: ray I Bill: “Thi my b an amateur woman.”

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OTTA’ CPA). - cial bankruptcies in C: rose by about three percent in

eR the first six months of this pslives Wu year compared with 1954, th eae iva the Orgentzed Loggers and Mill vate of B.C jominion! Bureaulof Statistics CEE) SR GS OSE ae ae but. i CUE Tia- International ‘Wecdworkers of Ra (CIO-CCL) ee bilities fell by e 8 percent. Jag ee

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