FRENCH POSTAL SERVANTS.
SEItIOUS TSROUSLE PEAKED 1. (Per United Presß Association.) PAfftlS, May 12. The French Chamber of Deputes re-assembled yesterdtwy, the Socialist members introducing ait interpellation in relation to the postal trouble. They alliege that the Premier ;M. CleiKionceati), had deceived the ' 'fficials 'by refusing 'the dismissal of M Siinyan. (Under-Seioreitai^ for State). •ML Berthouii, in replying, denied that a promise' to dismiss M. Simyan had been given. Government would •be impossible, he added, if -*,ra<le unions of State servants were allowed to become stronger than the representatives of the nation. The debate was rdjoOTned, AI mteetingi-ol 10,000 postal servants 'bitterly demoumcrd the. adjournment of the debate, and voted in faromlr of a strike, •which begun immediately. 'It is tearted that oth«r unions will go out in aymipathy with th© postal servamite. ■
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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10421, 14 May 1909, Page 3
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