SINCERE WORKER. August 27, 1962.
Sir,—lf Mr Walker had stopped to think twice, before rushing the watersiders into a strike over the unloading of bananas, he would surely have gone about it the other way round, viz: let the unloading be done, then put in the boot. “Don't come back with the same cargo, for we won’t unload it a second time, that’s flat!” Mr Walsh would have the ball at his foot same result as he is asking for, no fuss, no loss of wages: and he could have taken credit for a real smart move. But no, he must jet
like the bull in the china shop. A pity.—Yours, etc., THINK TWICE. August 28, 1962. Sir, —Yes, we have no bananas, we have no bananas today. We’ve plenty of huddlers, red faces, and muddlers; but yes, we have no bananas, we have no bananas today.—Yours, etc., VELI SMELL August 28, 1962.
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29913, 29 August 1962, Page 8
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