GLASGOW UNEMPLOYED
DEPUTATION TO MR BONAR LAW,
Pices Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, December 23.
Mr Bonar Law, who refused to receive a deputation at Downing Street of unemployed demonstrators. who walked from Glasgow and other centres, received a deputation in Glasgow yesterday as member for Central Glasgow. Ho said) that, bad as things were, he was convinced that wo had reached the bottom. Ho saw signs everywhere of a real revival of trade^ unless there was very serious trouble in Europe, of which ho was much afraid. Ho hinted at a Msumptiou of the State housing scheme after the committee investigating the shortage of housing had reported to Cabinet. “I there is work which rcallv needs to bo done and will ultimately pay,’’ said the Prime Minister, “I am willing that the Slate should lend the money in order to deal with unemployment.”—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 18158, 26 December 1922, Page 6
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