P. & T. OFFICERS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17437, 24 April 1922, Page 6

P. & T. OFFICERS.

AFFILIATION QUESIS||

A SUGGESTED SOLI

(sr-KCIAI, TO "THE PBlfy^jl

WELLINGTON, Apnt]

No announcement is yet atfailMlff| garding the decision of the P<»H Telegraph Officers' Association W tive in reference to the refusal to allow the AssociatioitMj ate with the Alliance of executive is still in E. Combs, secretary of in company with the presideAS McKenzie, left for HftiuiltonWa Main Trunk train to-day to 9*3 Postmastor-General On twftjal the conference will resume. M'ra that the meeting at Hamilton »»| * request of the Minister. A Press Association mejMg«,| Wanganui says that in a iMffii the ''Herald," Mr W. A. V«t*» suggests the following a * l !uM settlement to be proposed to <w f ernment by the conference «»V| and T. Association which " "Jyfc to discuss the situation MJ) X ZJ Association will abandon *M PJyj affiliation with the Alliance (2) that the Government a tribunal, if possible a to investigate salaries, tions. and causes of unr«tW."rj vice, with special reference s£& feet of retrenchment; (3) ™**r!*ii ernment will postnone tne. - third cuts under the PofME ture Adjustment Act until ««£ j, has made its report, and executive has been con | ult !?; tnW the order of reference for tn * ;,<* l>e drafted bv the feren™ with "the executive ciation. ' . _ ,