TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 213, 8 September 1926, Page 7

TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

MORE HELP FROM RUSSIA. I TUBERCULOSIS DISCUSSES. FRESH AIR THE LURE. (By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright.) LONDON", September 7. The Trades Union Congress sitting at Bournemouth rejected the resolution of the committee to investigate the Spahj linger treatment of tuberculosis. * Mr. Evans, of the Journeymen Butchers" Federation, said that if nontubercular meat was insisted upon, j together with fresh air and sunshine, there would be no need of such treatI ments. The '"Daily Herald"' learns that xixe a address which Tomsky would have j delivered to the Congress if he had been permitted to land has reached the country, and will be printed and distributed j to the delegates. Despite its criticisms of the General Council, which are understood to be extremely frank. Mr. A. J. . Cook, speaking at Parkstone, near j Bournemouth, said he had received a telegram that morning from Russia sending another £100,000, adding that he made no apology for the stand of the | '' last nineteen weeks, and would gladly ' sign an agreement for a minimum = daily I L wage of ten shillings.— (A. and X.Z.)