HONEST AND CONSCIENTIOUS
A compliment, was paid to Mr. T. Bloodworth. (Amalgamated/; Society of Carpenters . and Joiners) by Mr. Justice Grazer- at-the., wago inquiry in the Arbitration. Cqur.t. to-day,
'"'• After Mivßlobdworth had prosentod his address, Mr. T. 0. Bishop (employers' advocate) said he did not think any good purpose would be served by cross-examining him. His statement was a- very honest and conscientious expression of opinion. . . ;. "I think all of us who know. Mr. Bloodworth would not expect anything elso, from' him," observed his Honour.In reply to Mr.-.T. Boborts, his Honour intimated that- Mr.- Bloodworth ■ " woiild be regarded .as a witness, and-there was nothing to-prevent tho workers' side from presenting any further evidence it desired.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 116, 19 May 1931, Page 11
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115HONEST AND CONSCIENTIOUS Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 116, 19 May 1931, Page 11
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