A new transport crisis is throat. ened by the dockers who are not Aisposed to accept the decision of tha employers that they are unable ju the present condition of trade to concede any increase in wages, 'The Bristol branch of the 'Transport-Workers' Union has instructed its. representatives at the delegate conference of teanaporlaworkors to-morrow lounge Further rogotiation with the employers amd. if the Intter refuse, request. the Union to call national stoppage of work.— proved The Government wor aware that _revohttiorarie had ontabl parts of the Pro of philanthropic ergewix some of the loaders of the ment, were in, touch is of the Third nations, who sity farms," The rovelntionarien possessed woanons and tion which could not be roe n India. stones definite plat to assassinate police officers was discovered last year andthe Government considered Tondon, Jan. 90, 'The Council of Port Tabour Kinployers have accepted the pro-sais of the Transport and jengral Workers' Union for conference to discuss the, dockers threat to go on strike.—Reuter. ction imperative.
'A crowded meeting of Tu evening passed a resolution condemning the murder of Mr. iey.—Router.
Delhi, Jan, 30.
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