Washington, Nov. 4.
Peace talks between " the American Federation of Labour and the Committee for—Industrial Organization, have begun in earnest. Representatives in protracted session to-day discussed whether the "peace parley should be enlarged, the establishment of sub-committees to patch differences and which industries should have industrial unions This is the first determined attempt (0 reunite the divided trade union movement in the United States His Majesty's Government, he added, was fully satisfied that the Jactivities of the Arab Committee had been prejudicial to the maintenance Jot public security and that its mem bers must be regarded as morally responsible for those events, Tu reply to Mr. J. C. Wedgwood, Labour member of Neweastle-under-Lyme, Lord Cranborne, Foreign Under-Secretary, stated that the, British Government was not pressing the French to extradite. the Grand: Mufti, who fled from Jerusalem re=
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