Mr. Bevin, On Sunday, Addressed His Men At A Big
meeting at Hammersmith and strongly urged. acceptance. On Monday the men balloted and there was a 5,000 majority for acceptance (9,428 against 4,877). It was evident from the......
Mr. Wheatley Was Compelled To Assume That The House Owners
can afford to be penalized. That as a general proposition is untrue. If further expense is to be borne on behalf of the unemployed, it must be borne by the community. If the......
There Is An Impression That The Government " Got Home"
in the Tram strike settlement by the shortest of short heads—and even so as much by luck as by skill. Certainly they struggled desperately to avoid the Tube and Railway strike......
The Times In A Leading Article On Tuesday Emphasizes This
point and criticizes employers' methods of nego- tiation as compared with those of the Unions :— " They, the employers, have not adequately prepared their side of the case. They......
But The Final And Comprehensive Objection, Which Mr....
Mr. Neville Chamberlain made with great force, is that it is entirely wrong to penalize one class—the house owners=---for the good of another class.......
News Of The Week.
T HE Government have once more been brought into trouble by the hearty indiscretions of Mr. Wheatley. No one could have argued for the Rents Bill, which came up for second......
