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Second Issue, October

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Convention Scenes

1. DANNY SAILOR, the IWA tree-climbing champion, was the recipient
bye handsome trophy for his famous exploits, when the presentation was
made by Vice-President Jim Dicey at the Convention Banqu:
2. OFFICERS’ REPORT COMMITEE, Jos, Kneeland, Chairman; Ernie
Boulet; Lecal 1-80, Secretary, hod the difficult task of ing an ex
tended review of the Union’s activities, and found them in good order.
3.. VETERAN ADOLPH GERMER (right), one of the most popular figures
3; the convention is here again queried by « delegate on his every-ready
fkrormation regarding the early days of trade unionism in America.

44, THE FOLIAGE DISGUISES two alert delegetes, with widely different
tackgrounds, but ready to fraternize, Tara Singh, Local 1480 (right) and
Rolph Ross, Dorena, Oregon. ‘

5. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE, Jacob Holst, Local 1-363, Chairman,

Ssravelled some knotty problems orising from demands for ‘amendments

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