The Railroad Union's President, Jean, Was Just a Strike Advisor, Not Giving Orders

He would meet union organizers in secret, but the next day they would get fired or be ordered to turn in their union cards. The trial was delayed when a prosecutor became ill. Jean finally quit his job at b l f magazine. But it would take him 19 years to pay off that et. He explained that railwroad workers should be in one union and fight for each other.