IN LABOUR AFFAIRS
BITTERLY DENOUNCED BY MR J. H. THOMAS. PERSONAL ATTACKS RESENTED. B.v Telegraph.—Pres3 Assn.—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON, July 3. 11l his secretarial report to the National Railwaymen’s Conference, Mr J. H. Thomas, 31. P., complained bitterly of personal attacks, by Communists. A number of fanatics in tho. country, he said, seized every opportunity to attack trade union leaders. “They appear blindly to desire to break up the British Constitution, apparently despairing of ever being able to educate people m their policy. They interfere in every important industrial dispute, and hone to achieve their purpose by launching attacks, overlooking tho fact that the responsible parties in trade union affairs are inevitably executive committees or delegates to meetings.”
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11254, 5 July 1922, Page 6
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