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F i t 5 r r r ri w. w y i- i r Y lr S' S 4 a n X f r. r f fIr o f 6 s 1 C s Yf l ts V 41 z t f 3 9 A r rr Jr i r t rY a y i ii i y J i aA A 55 L s l r IM yi J it t. t j t t tt r 1 v IX Y t r- r 1 r Su r h JA r d Jr h Y r v y Lr r r S r v 4 RI e row Lh b Nf r rr N bG Q i tta r- r Scenes like those above are arc commonplace In San Francisco and other ther Pacific coast cities tied up by strikes of lon longshoremen and sympathetic union walkouts t Top row left to right right Huge Huge trucks ceased rolling in San Francisco Fran Fran- cisco when union teamsters went out on strike in sympathy with maritime workers and angered strikers overturned nonon nonon non- non pinion on vehicles which h attempted to run the blockade sentries were posted Jos d at barricades In the San Francisco waterfront approaches I and ind in the wholesale produce sections similar to the scene at Jackion Jackion Jack Jack- Cion ion and Drummond streets caught by a a. cameraman breadlines have established in San Sin Francisco breadlines in which everybody than has money and is anDo anxious s to spend it Th The e photograph shows one oneK K 13 i t by l at to remain open pen 4 i Women and children are given preference but men and boys bos are forced to line up and await their turn to get insi inside e and buy food Second row left to right Some right Some people walk for tor health but in San Francisco thousands are walking from necessity as are the above Oakland commuters walking up Market 2 street from Oho iho Ferry building San Sm Francisco citizens have only 19 choices in restaurants to for foK that is the number pe permitted to remain open for business during the strike up tie in tho the Bay Day City and each of ot the 19 is as busy as the theone one shown hown here insel one of ot the permits posted by a San Francisco Fran Fran- cisco restaurant permitted to remain open during the strike Police Sergeant Grover Hawkins is shown wearing some of the equipment issued to San Francisco mounted police Including goggles orles for tor the tho horse to protect its eyes from tear ear gas gas ma mask k for the officer firearms and nightstick Third row left to tn right Thirsty right Thirsty San Franciscans were in sorry plight as the mercury mounted and stores like Um the one shown here had harl already run out of beer this fair motorist finds herself in ill a plight which soon oon became general as the Bay Day City strike grew more acute General Hugh Johnson N R It A administrator flew to the west coast St. when strike conditions became me serious and is shown as ashe ashe ashe he conferred in Portland with Congressman Charles Martin of oC Oregon Oregon Oregon Ore Ore- gon proof that California national guardsmen have ha been instructed to prepare preparo for tor torah nIl all l eventualities is shown in the arrival of ot light tanks which whick have been stationed on ou Q the tho waterfront in San Francisco t focal point of the tho maritime workers workers' dispute which precipitated the general general gen gen- era eral strike which p paralyzed the tile Bay City r rD D Bottom row left to Edward Edvard right Edward D D. Vandeleur president of the theSau San Sau Francisco labor council chairman of the general strike commit commit- committee tee it rt was moving movin day lay for tor this San Franciscan and because of the strike strike ho he had to p play lay elephant and amI carry his hb 0 own yn Jl trunk a a. report that this S San ln Francisco shop sh intended to increase food prices re- re re resulted s suited in nn an attack by an unidentified mob which completely wrecked the interior of the then store sCore here is a scene in Portland Ore a moment before police aboard this flatcar wounded four strikers k kr who attempted to prevent tho the train tram being run Into a beleaguered municipal terminal r I ti |
