People v. Panitz

The defendant is a union house painter. About a week prior to August 29, 1936, a strike was called, as a result of which he, with others, picketed the building of his employer. The strike having been settled in so far as defendant’s employer was concerned, the picketing of that building ceased. The defendant reported at the union headquarters and offered the use of his automobile for conveying union members to such other buildings as they might want to picket. At the request of the union he took a number of men to Frisby avenue, in the Bronx. The police ordered the men out of the automobile,…