APPEAL FOR UNITY

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 227, 24 April 1933, Page 6

APPEAL FOR UNITY

One Voice to Speak for

Labour

Press Association. —Copyright. Sydney. April 23.—Delegates oj socialisation units find unions numbering 250 held n conference in defiance of the instructions of the Trades Hall. Representatives from the Miners' Federation and the Australian Railways Union were present. The conference opposed a breakaway from the Lang section but decided to work for the overthrow of the Lang socialisation of credit policy in favour of an "all-in" socialisation as a fighting platform for the next Federal elections. At: a conference of the Federal Labour Party Mr. J. 11. Scullin, leader of the Labour Party, appealed for unit v. He declared that only one voice could speak for Labour throughout Australia and told 200 delegates that he would stand for nothing immoral or confiscatory, but that nationalisation of banking was essential.