Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-06-06 | Page 24 | Lumber Strike Grows Tighter

S LUMBER STRIKE GROWS TIGHTER SEATTLE June 6 JP UP P Picket lines paralyzed the Pacific northwest northwest northwest north north- west lumber industry while delegates from sawmill and timber workers local unions toda today held their second session in Aberdeen Wash to perfect per feet Ceet plans for carrying on the month month- old strike Where a week ago developments suggested an early conclusion of or the strike that has thrown men out of work now the situation appears appears appears ap ap- ap- ap pears to have taken an ominous turn Neither operators strike delegates nor ne negotiators was able to predict when the strike would end and the industry return to normal Delegates at the Aberdeen conference conference con- con ference were preparing plans to enforce enforce enforce en en- force original demands for a n minimum min min- mum wage of 75 cents an hour n a six-hour six day da a hour 30 week and union recognition Operators stood firm in their refusal to make malce these concessions