Jack Killen
A long-term
Under the rule which became operative in 1950, he was debarred as a member of the Communist Party from holding office in the union.
Somewhat ironically, that very year, he was presented with a gold medal, inscribed: “For long and fairhful service to the 9/8 branch TGWU”.
After Killen retired from work, he remained very active in the Communist Party, locally.
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