THE LABOUR ALLIANCE
ATTITUDE OF RAILWAYMEN NOT CERTAIN OF I NITY |h criv-d July Pi.l'l p.m. LONDON. July 22. Th.- attitude of th'* Railwaymen’s Fnion executive towards the propo.-ed labour alliance is defined in a stale ment published in the Railway Review, wherein the executive, while agreeing in the aim of the proposed alliance, is >lill firmly of the opinion that unless a complete understanding is obtained on the lines the executive previously indi-i-nte-1 such alliance is bound to encounter internal difficulties. Therefore, it considered the joint sub-committees should again reconsider f he whole pro position, keeping in mind lhe imoortant factors which are essential to the iuturc well-being of the alliance.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19366, 24 July 1925, Page 5
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