TRADE UNION ATTITUDE.
PARIS, October 14. The International Federation of Trade Unions has declared unity with British and French workers in defending. human liberties against totalitarian aggression. The resolution adds: Peace is visible only on the basis of the restoration and guarantee of the rights of nations and peoples. Herr Hitler’s cynical proposals offered no prospects of this. Sir Walter Citrine presided. Mr. George Hicks, a Member of the House of Commons, attended.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 October 1939, Page 7
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