May 29, A feature to-day of the Congress of the National Union of General and Municipal Workers' Unions at Keswick was a resolution, which was unanimously carried, declaring the Party and the that as the procedure and policy of Communist were directly in Union's interests, no Communist could honestly re pre:
ut it, The resolution further instructed the General Council. to do its utmost to protect the Union against disruptive forces "seeking to operate within It.
A London delegate said that fifteen individuals and Ave branches engaged in communistic activities had been suspended after a warning which they had not heeded. He expressed the hope that other unions would follow this one's example.
The Vice-President of the Union, Mr, Arthur Hayilay, nounced the Commu caer erous and cow persons. Reuter,
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