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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, Movember 7, % , ROY THOMSON HONORED Canadian publisher Roy | ever head the corporation Thomson wears the chain of of- fice following his recent elec- tion in on, England, as president of the Printers' Pen- sion Corporstion, an organiza- tion to help needy printers and their dependents, Mr, Thom son is the first Canadian to New Face For cluded kings, prime ministers and well-known authors such | #8 Charles Dickens. Sealed at left is retiring president Sir Guy Harrison, a sixth-genera- tion master printer } (CP Wirephoto) Management || TORONTO (CP) Labor was! select committee, "waxed elo- warned today to wateh for "a new| quent" about the injustices done face of management" in which|to workers by their unions, "not employers "will appear in a new| one employer organization raised role as the worker's friend de- its voice about the sub-standard fending the worker against his wages being paid in the unor- own organization, his trade union| ganized garment industry where and getting legislative protec-|wages of 50 cents and 60 cents tion," an hour are not uncommon," The statement was made by| He said "we must press for David Archer, president of the/more and better public works Ontario Federation of Labor, and welfare programs , . . hut when that group's convention labor emphasizes first and opened here foremost, the need for federal A text of Mr, Archer's remarks|and provincial government plan-| was released to the press in ad-/ning for full employment." vance of delivery Among measures neces sary Speaking on the recent report|now, he said, was a move by the of the province's select commit. province to "immediately amend tee on labor relations and its/the 48-hour week legislation to recommendations, Mr. Are her provide for a 40-hour week sald: "Employers will appear in a new role as the worker's| NEWS IN BRIEF friend defending the worker| against his organizaiton, his trade union and demanding and MAY FALL BEHIND getting legislative protection NEW YORK (AP) -- A study "In the final analysis, the only prepared for the U8. Army says weapon against his new face of the United States in the next dee- management and restrictice leg- ade may fall behind the Soviet islation will be the loyalty and Union as a world power, the devotion of the individual em- New York Times reports, The Ployee to his union and, in effect, study says that if the U.S, per- is willingness to risk dismissal| nits a gap to develop in its cold and discrimination." war outlays and those of Rus. 'NO RULES DRAFTED' #ia, the US, may become a Despite a new bill enacted in world power inferior to Russia the legislature to govern fee. Within 10 years charging hiring agencies, 'no DIMS SUN qulations y Mi ren sues regulations have heen| NEW YORK (AP) -- Sunlight He paid tribute to immigrant Teaching the earth was a tiny workmen who braved discrimi-|{Pit feebler today when Mercury, nation, threats and loss of em.|the sun's tiniest planet, passed ployment to associate themselves between the earth and sun be. with their organized Canadian tween 9:35 am. and 2:12 pm, brothers," {EST, The event happens only Mr. Archer said the Builders' about 13 times every 100 years Exchange, in Its brief to the on the average, "ELEGANT NEW SHEATH AND CAPE \ PRINTED PATTERN A548 by Mr. Blackwell whose former presidents A } EATON?'S Floor-Wide Clearance! Fur-Trimmed & Untrimmed L COATS Save 20.00 fo 50.00! Reg. 69.95 to 229.00 EATON SPECIAL PRICE, EACH 9°. 179° PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS Some of our most elegant styles in luxurious im- ported fabrics have been set aside for clearing because of broken size and colour ranges! 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