Brotherhoód of Railroad Trainmen, one of the five railroad brotherhoods which together constitute the third great American labour group, revealed that he had formulated a plan which he hoped would bring peace between the AFOL. and CIE. Pending talks with Mr. William Green and Mr. John L. Lewis, heads of the two organizations, Mr. Whitney refused to reveal the details of his plan.
Although he alleged that Mr. Lewis had been responsible for the breakdown of previous negotiations for peace with the A-F.O.L., Mr, Dubinsky, President of the Ladies' Garment Workers Union, said that it would remain affiliated with the C.LO. He asked the members of the union to do, everything possible to aid in a settlement.—United Press.
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