Mr, Mardy Jones (Labour) hotly' said that the Miners' Federation took up the Attorney. General's chal. lenge and declared that every miners' member would do his utmost to prevent the mine owners working Dlackleg Inbour. The regulations were a scrap of paper as far as the miners were concerned, Mr, Jack Jones (Labour) likewise warmly condemned the gulate n: "do your damnedest; we are prepared to fight."
'A Labour amendment to the reulation was rejected by 317 votes to 95.
The Labour Party adhered to, their policy of moving the rejection of successive clauses of the Emergency Powers Bill, but the amendments were rejected by overwhelm. ing majorities following a short debate on each clause.
Mr. Lansbury (Lab.) moved the deletion of the regulation prohibitting nets likely to cause the disaffeetion of His Majesty's forces, the police, the fire de or the civilian population or to impede the distribution of food and other vital supplies Ministerial laughter by ded {that already men were being interfered with because they were acting} as pickets,
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