ae \ | 5 ; i a wv CLC Plans Octo r Driv Cer ead nap esse! Tes Geuneian, Chartattatown, Sot. Sept TS a as be chief organizer, said the confer- ’ A, GET Wee INSTEAD 1 CAN ENJOY A on KNOW! : e lence was one of the most @0- These elements are part of the lumber, plywood and housing!) . | SHOW MUCH WILL So tanP ie ° ® thusiastic he has seen Larry industries, the federal depari | BETTER... REFRIGERATOR FOR A 6 rganize WwW ite Collars Sefton, national director of the ome Cum i “ ment has announced ; z ES. MIT | SNACK WHEN I GET HomE/ United Setel Workers of Amer- Barker made by bambarding | Th department - sponsored i : ; a "ypi)) . wy vy By BEN WARD ,the growth in this section of the ica who heads the CLC while ae - gO pile Phe eo sedi- tour follows a trade. mission ear- , = °

OTTAWA (CP) The Cana- labor force « collar committee, said it opened . ite core A” gemeee Oe this year by 14 housing ex- . ; dian Labor Congress next month Big retail: firms, banks and & new era in which action Is a ee aaa the atoms |perts from The Netherlands to will launch the second stage of insurance companies are the replacing mere talk of iidium and eemiam ‘wee study the Canadian timber- its quiet but determined cam- eventual targets of the ‘new The regional meetings were thereby. made radioactive, giv- ‘Tame house building system paign to bring more of the coun- campaign developed asa result of the Tor- ing away their presence. and its possible application to try’s white collar workers into MADE STUDY ‘ onto success. Next phase may e jp the “housing program in their thefank of organized labor. About a year.ago a small be a national conference. Special! techniques made it auniee.

A regional conference of un- group of CLC officials made & ‘The cunahetia i 00 deuainning possible to calculate the original The trade department said the fons interested in the white col- special study of the white collar concentration of these elements, rters’ tour is the result of

‘ 3 Nn people from within the white col- aaeen in teale of 4 than ona lee ¢ : : | lar field has heen called for situation and decided the time jar ranks and improving labor's oy, ) tN ee & less tha at the mission's favorable report | Montrea! Oct. 30-31. It will be was ripe for a well-planned as- image through special literature. part in 10,000,900,000 gree: which said that ‘‘timber-frame the first in a series of such sault in this field. They drafted | Mr. Sefton savs olfice workers - sediment, and to calculate onstruction . as developed in|. meetings across the country. @ long-range plan to develop the. eer - a oe ow much cosmie dust rains Caanada can also be successfully -

Others are set for Regina groundwork for it. ave watched production work: down annually, he explained. (1.04 in The Netherlands.” | FAY went Nov. 27-2", Vancouver Dec. 45, Last January a conference fs aking steady gains« in The figure comes to 100,000 | The group will study produe- f NY REASONS! -, ND» Toronto Jan. 16-17 and Halifax was organized “In “Toronto to working conditions and pay, to! tons a year, he said, or about tion and-distribution of Canadian / : , if March 5-6 =” open femmes OF 0 intez- the point where they have been 13 an es ee SC ‘eee aie plywood in 11 cities

Main se of the confer- Union. level. persons , land six provinces. The tour also ence is ead eck together rank were expected but an astonish- left Gehind.. He beneres = dust. But it is lower than some er Pg to factory-built” and-file delegates from local ing 1% showed up now are more receptive ‘aM others, including those from hits |) sing operations and discus-, white collar unions for a discus. William Dodge, executive vice- ever before to the union idea. Measured on earth satellites by sions with officials of Central 4 sion of organizing problems and ~~ er ee ee OF ee Gee Mortgage and Housing Corp. the techniques of solving them. i and the National Research Coun-

In recent years CLC-affiliated ° 2. 2 . ’ atl, unions. have been ‘making a World Said Gaining Weight Six Dutch Firms eS Ce ——|¥ slow but steady gain in the white ernest : | BEES KILL MOST collar field, organizing about At R . Of 13 T Hou | Look At Lumber 4,000 new members a year. But a e ons r y : | The stings of bees, wasps, hor- this has hardly kept pace with OTTAWA (CP) — Representa- nets and anta cause as many, |_—. serine

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