STRIKE ON “TUBES."
MANY STATIONS CLOSED.
SIX THOUSAND MEN OUT.
. •. • v : .% t f - ... •’ sympathy with Powerhouse MEN; -• i •
!r Press Association,—Copyright.) [Received This Day, 11.30 a.m.)„, LONDON June 6. i© Chaos on the London electric rays owing to the strike of shopand workers at power stations was istfied to-day. [The Central London vay stations were closed owing to shutting down at .midnight of the r station supplying it. Fifty-fivo ay stations are now closed, and of the uniformed staff are now out rapathy with the strikers. V r 5 possibility of an immediate > of locomotive men has been out, owing to the Locomotive ;ates’ Conference deciding to take j lot in the event, of the companies’ I proving unsatisfactory. . ' _ underground, railways manageissued a warning of the improbr of maintaining to-day’s re- 1 id services to-morrow owing, to tions of other workers withdraw^
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10131, 7 June 1924, Page 5
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