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DAVID COWLISHAW , 26-year-old Torontonian,. has set up ‘an -
organization to help people who feel. they have been wronged. -
Called “Underdog”, the ‘group. went into action-after placing ads |

in the personal, columns of ‘Toronto newspapers offering assjst- -}.

ance without. charge. me . —— CP Photo-

  
 
 

Toronto man tries |

 

“to help "underdog

TORONTO (CP).— David Cowlishaw says he|
thinks too many, people in the world are.being pushed}

around. He has formed. an organization of Robin|

 

Tfoods to help them, °°.
The 26-year-old Torontonian |.
placed an advertisement, in: th
personal column: of ‘newspapel
here describing the group -- {
- called “Underdog’-—and: says he child... =
has received dozens of letters). Mr Cowillshaw
from people who feel they, are peaple talked with authorities
being wronged.. ~~. Land persuaded them not to kiil
. Mr. Cowlishaw -or one of 16|the pet. :
helpers cheeks cach complaint) Another woman thought she
and then visits people accused |was being overcharged by her
of mistreating others. ~~ Handlord. Underdog took care of
“We tell them we think ourjthat, he said... ., :
client is gelling a ruw deal and} Several who have written in
Lhey usually back “down.”. didn't ‘need help r

‘One man wrote saying his dog:

    
  
  
   
  

cause it had.'been mistaken .for'
another dog. that had: bitten “a

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during a strike of. immigrant the, organization. .
construction workers here’ when ;

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Thad ‘been ordered destroyed: tbe-|"

sald one of his

Mr. Cowlishaw said ‘one mem- |

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He got the idea for Underdog |They were drafted as helpers. for)

 

“Jots of poeple were being shoved | ber is going to Cuba as soon as
the group figures out-how to get
him: there in the* cheapest ~pos-- a

around.” He. approached .a° few
. friends “and they> were enthusi-:
Pasties ee {gible wayre. 00 ©
They placed thistad: |. . o | .. “Lots of people a
“Underdog, an‘organization to | treated. there.”
help. mistreated people... No
charge.
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Z| Spruce crop
seen heavy
despite fires

 

 

British Columbia interior,

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mer to replace the 108s.

fires,

gather

4 | they
WF.\ roy 40,000,000 seedlings,

This yield would be
red Crown spruce forests
the next 10 years,

 

Ins fir, yellow
if soad ‘cons: 212:
UONES IN STOMA

Along the B.C.

7 and Sitka. spruce
sLalso: deteriorated

expected,
Bw

festod by boring Insects,
are’ held: in cold

‘Wrures for the

son in
piled but

close to

tho $97,000,000 mark
1960, ©. nhs

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WGI MAN ON. THE TOT Mae :

re being mis- :

He would like to make the or-
PO Box 123, Terminal|ganization world-wide. With this
in. mind he. plans. a trip to Ja-

“A couple there was very in-
terested,” he said. “I know dt)
‘seams a long way to go but once
you've * started: something lke

VICTORIA ©) — While fire
destroyed ‘millions of board feet
of, prime. spruce timber in “he

na+

Ye! ture was hard at work this sum-

A B.C. forest service spokes-
man said surveys show promiae
of a henvy crop of spruce cones
in forests left unsenthed by the.

Crews sot out in early fall to
the cones, It Is expectad:
will harvest. enough sead

suf fielent,

to. replant 60,000 nares of ehar-
aver

Poresters are jess -optinilatic
about the prospects for repine-
ing fire-ravaged interlor ' Doug-

pine and farch,

from which only light harvests

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const, the fir) °
cone’ crop. hna}:
to tho’ extent)»
that none will: be collected thi
;fall, These cores have been Ine.

One torrible trio of fires, nick-
a Vort, |

180 ‘mor northonat.of . Varnsoue!l” :

in

Paulelimilo Cote, S2-yoar-ald |yor, crackled through 600,000,000
formar. paratrooper, alaimod a [board feot of prime spruce, |
‘Tt'g staggering whon.

world polo-sliting record whion
ho climbed down from a O06
foot polo at ‘Ningara Malls,
Ont, Ho. spent. 50: days inn.
cannoe attached: to the top: of

daya,’ anid, |.

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Allahtly moray bhany 40: .dayayy atrilation if dt, keopa-up, for, many
ghily mares t ano “pnt! eee ee ee

Bob In. LOday Hite more yours,”

an} i ant ho anid, elmven : Mother Naburo : ‘eon't
10 polo, hanting wl dof ‘\keop. pace with that rate of de-

1 OPTLAWA.
‘unions: should:
members: of; unic uste
the-mainspream..of:the legitimate any. ‘specific-unions

ican: Labor: Secretany,. Arthur, a Gobitnncarrs clin
Goldberg’ said neré.! 2 rent. membership’ fight ‘being
i Mr, Goldberg said. : the: .Nofth;
American: Jabor:. movement: a5,| ynions :was an. example. of. the
cmiood record Ja ridding tlaell| winning: back” process.
ofycorrupt -or OCornmmunist-con-| 7), - United. “Stéelworkers “SF
controlled unions. ~ : : e eelworkers " Ot

& £0

“| But the sald machinery:should
|be set up to. try to tell: members: nat “TT Rien. Ni
\of ousted unions why they are of the International. Union-of] "NE
outside the. ranks’ of the ‘legit-
imate union movement, ~

“|. In addition to this. education |raiding and because, of Com
|procéss, good unions should also|ist influence. =. ye:

 

 

 

 

But Inuge stocks of constal acod |”

 atorage by ith;
forest sorvice and. the roforeatn~'
tion program will not We affected: |

1061 firg Rene

B.0, hnve not been com-
the spokesman ostl-
mates timbor losses will come

ou)
thints that. this was enough tims

por to: build 90,000 homes nnd tt
went me fy amoka-in. about spur
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try. to; wi back into..ethical: unionism.'.

‘ofi unions; ousted from). “Mr. Goldberg did natmention-

 

  

  

labor. movement: for,‘conrupbloni| "put he .was' pressed’ by la tre

jor, Communist ‘domination, AM-| porter to’ say whether “the? cur.

wageé at. Sudbury, Ont, and):
Port Colborne, Ont., by-two rival’.

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America CLG is ‘driving to take
over the 20,000 eastern members|

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Mine, Mill and Smelter, Workers,
kicked out of the’,old: Canadian
Congress of Labor.in, 1949 for
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LL. SIEMENS has been ap-
pointed’ women’s director..of
‘the Canadian
. Safety Councli.. Miss Siemens,
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