LABOUR WORLD.

Grey River Argus, 28 August 1928, Page 5

LABOUR WORLD.

British T.U.C. URGED TO ADOPT CONCILIATION PROPOSALS. LONDON. August 26. The General Council of th© Trade Union Congress was firmly recommended to accept the establishment of a National Industrial Council of Employers and Employed, together with the necessary conciliation machinery, on th P lines of the Monj Conference recom mendations cabled on April 17th, in the annual report of the Executive issued to-day. The recommendation comes before the Trades Union Council on September 3rd, when it is expected to be endorsed. INDIA AND BRITISH LABOUR. DELHI, August 26. Lala Lajpat Rai, the Hindu extremist in Jun jab, retorted most virulently to Tom Johnston’s recent criticisms of the Swarajist. “Let Johnston not .talk of Sociali*m. It is blasphemy in his own mouth. He and his Party are only disguised wolves who want to h Ip other nations into subjugation. India haa ceased to, take the British Labour leaders seri ously*’ ’ EUROPEAN CONFERENCES. LONDON.- August 24. The Secretary of the Trade Union Congress (Mr Andrews) who was the Government delegate at the Geneva Labour Congress, complains Jhat after passing tho Customs at Harwich, two detectives seaJched his papers. Mr Andrew’s, while avoweily Com munistic, admitted that he associated during his visit to Europe with leaders of thel Amsterdam Intel national. At the Labour Conference iu London, a deal <ag e was apparent between the British and Irish and Dominion’s delegations on almost every subject. A dear proletarian viewpoint was not predominant.