Chinese

In a dusty lumber yard at a sawmill in China, three workmen look on while another workman driving a small construction vehicle uses a crane to lift a bundle of roughly-cut logs above of a small wheeled cart. The periphery of the lumber yard is crowded with stacks of roughly-cut logs. Trees and utility poles under a clear sky can be seen in the background.

An unidentified man, in the extreme foreground, looks over the work floor at a sawmill in China. Two workmen can be seen standing at milling machinery in the background. Stacks of roughly-cut logs can be seen outside through the sawmill's windows.

Two pages of the July 12th, 1943 issue of the IWA publication The B.C. Lumber Worker , including pages 3 and 6. Page 3 includes a brief article covering a gathering of Sikhs at the town of Paldi, B.C. Page 6 includes an article covering the continuing fight for equal pay among Youbou labourers, which is accompanied by a statement regarding Youbou wages rendered in Chinese and in Hindi.