COLONY OF TRINIDAD
INDUSTRIAL MECHANISM ADJUSTMENT DIFFICULT (British Official Vnelessi RUGBY, Nov. 2. An announcement made by the Governor of Trinidad says that any adjustment of the colony's industrial mechanism which may become necessary must be slow and difficult, and it would be impossible of accomplishment unless the problems were examined in an atmosphere of goodwill and quietness. The experience of recent months leads the Government to apprehend that ill-disposed persons will continue attempts to provoke discord and strife. The Government, for its part, is determined that there shall be no interference with the freedom of employers, and mutual relationships on constitutional lines as a precautionary measure strengthen the Governor in dealing with any threat to law and order.
The Government has asked that a company of regular troops may be despatched to Trinidad. The British Government has concurred.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23340, 4 November 1937, Page 11
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