IMPERIAL ARMY.
j A SUPPLEMENTARY RESERVE. LONDON. September 30. The vexed question of recruitment for the Army by means of a supplementary reserve, which raised such an outcry among the trades unions early in the year came up again at the Labour Conference. A resolution calling on the members of the party to refuse to join the reserve, was unanimously adopted. i The general secretary of the Miners' j Federation ( Mr. A. J. Cook i announced . that a joint committee of the Trades! Union Congress, the Labour party and j the Parliamentary Committee was draft-! ing a scheme for the nationalisation of; the mines for submission to the Labour! movement and for subsequent presenta-j tion to Parliament. The main nrincinlesi were settled, but the question of confisea-j tion or compensation had not yet been i decided. — (Reuter.) !
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 7
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