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THE PARIS “STAY-IN” STRIKES.
DOGKERS AND WATERMEN OUT. IMPROVEMENT IN PROVINCES. (United Press Association—Copyright. (Received This Day, 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, June 15. The Paris correspondent of “The Times” says that “stay-in” strikes are virtually ended. The insurance clerks are expected to resume to-morrow. / The majority of the depart-ment stores are still occupied by strikers, but the end is believed to be in sight. The position in the provinces is improving with equal rapidity. Four thousand dockers and watermen are still idle in Paris. Those :11; Bordeaux and Dunkirk have not resumed.
BELGIAN MINERS" STRIKE.
THE STOPPAGE NOW GENERAL.
(Received g‘bi§_~l2~g,~loL a.m.)
BRUSSELS, June 15‘
A Committee; of Public Order has been constituted, under the presidency of the Premier (M. Van Zeeland), to deal with the strikes, which are rwpidly extending,
The coalminers’ strike, involving 110,000 workers, has become general.
The steel workers have decided' to call a. general strike at noon. Strikers stopped trams running in Liege. ¢ .
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 208, 16 June 1936, Page 5
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