BETTER FEELING
CAPITAL AND LABOUR
RESULT OF CO-OPERATION
WAY TO PEOSPERITY
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(Received 26th January, noou.)
LONDON, 25th January.
Lord. Melchett aud Mr. Ben Tillett sat side by sido on a platform at the Eotarians' Conference to discuss indus: trial reorganisation and relations in tho light of the Mond-Turner conference.
Lord Melchett (formerly Sir Alfred Monti) emphasised that the relations between Capital and Labour in England hadSbeen' better organised and had been carried on with a better feeling. There was inoro common-sense and humanity than'in any country he knew. The Mond-Turner conference was important, becauso it' was jointly recognised that amelioration in living conditions could only result in industrial prosperity. Whatever happened now, tho participants would feel that they had rendered their country a service. They had entered- tho conference with a common feeling of brotherhood. Mr. Ben Tillett reforred to tho futility of strikes and lock-outs. He hoped that in future controversies his party would not be described as out for mischief, destruction, and revolution.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 9
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175BETTER FEELING Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 9
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