NO STATEMENTS YET
WELLINGTON LEADERS (P.A.) WELLINGTON. Dec. 6. Cabinet action is thought' possible, but what form it can take is not. clear. It is believed that the Federation of Labour may take action in the waterfront dispute, although the president, Mr. A. W. Croskcry, when asked if this was so, stated only that there was no news. The chairman of the commission, Mr. Justice Ongley, said to-day that the commission had simply got nowhere in its consideration of the situation, neither side having given ground. There was no decision to cancel the sitting arranged for December 16, and the commission had adjourned until that elate
The secretary of the Waterside Employers' Association. Captain M. T. Holm, said that there was no comment to make on Wednesday’s statement by the union, and that until the association had considered it, it was unlikely that thc-re would be a statement from the employers;
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22197, 6 December 1946, Page 6
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