B.C. LUMBER WORKER July 17, 1952

LOGGERS HOLD SOLID STRIKE FRONT —

3, MANAGER JIM MocFARLANE, who operated similer strike head-
quorters in 1946 now feels quite at home on the job. With him are able
ossistonts Russ Hunter, Harry Green of Local 1-71, Bert Smith, Local 1-80
and Ed Stone, Local 1-363. ia

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2, COAST LOGGERS ot this rally in the Pender Auditorium unanimously
‘expressed all-out support for Union's strike policy, ‘no contract, no work’".

3. JACOB HOLST, Financial Secretary, Local 1-363, a logger himself,
addresses rally of loggers ,and explains work of District Policy Committee
of which he is @ member. *

4. GEORGE MITCHELL, AND “STU” HODGSON try on disguises and
wonder if they con in this way escape the clutches of process servers with
writs for contempt in connection with picketing operations.

5. FREB FIEBER, Finencial Secretary, Loggers’ Local 1-71, gains united
support as he explains to loggers’ rally the Union strike policies.

6. LOGGERS’ KITCHEN ot strike headquarters in Vancouver, with salads
in the moking and spare ribs coming up.

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