NATIONALISATION
GOVERNMENT HESITATION OVER COAL AND RAILWAYS. Press Teiegmpli—Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON, Juno 30. .fHws& .aE Gammons htr Bridgeman, PiiNiaMiaaiteiay iSearafeary to the Bqon.d of Tlsade, stated that an increase of; 4s dd per ton was necessary in too prkso of coal to moot toe eofeimatsd deficit of £46,003,000 for too year beginning in the mitMJo of July, including the Sankay Oomra felon oonceasiom. M>r Boxket Lahv informed a. deputation of Coalition members that toe Qoveriunenf wot not epanmitoed to toe natkmalisa-tion of coal mines. Mr Btnwr jfeuw also stated that to© Board of Trade woitM ultimately perform all too fnnctionsr- of-the Ministry of : Commerce. July 1. Mr; Boimr-.]taiw, replying to a deputation of ISO CoaJSiian members of the House of Commons, denied toat toe Transport Bill meant -to© nationalisation of the railways.
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Evening Star, Issue 17085, 2 July 1919, Page 6
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136NATIONALISATION Evening Star, Issue 17085, 2 July 1919, Page 6
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