Brewery & Beverage Drivers & Workers Local Union No. 67 v. National Labor Relations Board

WILBUR K. MILLER, Circuit Judge.

January 27, 1953, the Brewery and Beverage Drivers and Workers Local Union No. 67 struck against the Washington Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc., and began picketing its plant. After about two weeks the picketing spread *381from the immediate vicinity of the plant to the premises of Coca-Cola’s retail outlets. There the pickets displayed both “On Strike” and “Friends” signs, the latter urging the general public not to buy Coca-Cola. As a result some suppliers of other goods refused to make deliveries to the stores which were being picketed. Whenever an independent…