The Archive · 1926

[DISINCLINATION TO RESUME WORK

Possibility of Trouble With the Railway Men: Not so Easy to go Back Sweet teened a May 13, noon, Labour, the Secretary India, the Minister of Heal Secretary of State sor War, First Lord of the 4

Tie Tronspert Workers' Union hae decided to respond to Mr. Bitewin's appeal and has advised ts members to make satisfactory [Afrangements with the employers secure a speedy resumption of the ie services and of industries, reports from London and the indicate a general 4 on oehalt the General Council of the Trades Union Congress that the strike would be terminated to-day."

Router learns that the enneellation of the strike is absolutely unconcational, and that the attitude of the miners or the effect upon ther Wag net mentioned ut this morn ing's meeting between the Prime! Minister the Trades Union and met this afternoon adjourned until to-morrow.

The Cabinet has not seen Hervert Samuel's memorandum and will begin consideration of the matter to-morrow unhampered by any pledge or understanding, though! consideration will without doubt in-! elude Sir Herbert's memorandum.

The proclamation of the state of emergency vemaing in force for the

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