BRITAIN’S' WORKLESS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 299, 12 September 1921, Page 5

BRITAIN’S' WORKLESS

FURTHER RIOTING IN DUNDEE X CONFLICT WITH POLICE IN SUNDERLAND ———— ' By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright London, September 9. Seriops rioting was renewed in Dundee last night, and shop windows were smashed for a distarice of three-quarters of a mile. Police baton charges ultimately dispersed the mob, which split up iAto small parties and went to Locheo and other districts and continued the destruction of'’windows. All the police force were employed, and special '■ constables as well. Thousands of unemployed in Sunderland invaded the business centre of the town. While the leaders were interviewing the Board of Guardians, part of the huge crowd came into conflict with tho police, who were compelled to use their batons, and five of the unemployed are in hospital.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. PAYMENT OF RELIEF i ISLINGTON GUARDIANS CARRYING' OUT MINISTRY’S RULING. (Rec. September 11, 5.5 p.m.) London, September 10/ Amid protests from a deputation of unemployed, the Islington Board of Guardians is carrying out the Health Ministry’s ruling that the amount paid must not exceed the lowest rate of iiay cf a Calio nr er in the locality. The guardians have rescinded the unemployment relief scale of 735. weekly.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.