The Archive · 1934

ALLAHABAD JUDGE 'STABBED

Mr, B. S. Kiseh, Judge Court of Judien The fourth was a draft resolution demanding a full inquiry into. the effect of technological progress upon the volume of employment of workers {in various industries and occupations. In other words, a study into "tech-no logical unemployment."

The Labour Office has been trying to push through an international treaty limiting working hours to 40 week, but opposition from " the British Government and British employers blocked its adoption—United was reported this evening to be making good progress, Judge Kisch had a desperate struggle in the dark with his. assailant, the time ofthe Incident hie house.

moored opposite the Post Office "here.

Mrs. Kisch tried to seize the infruder, but was roughly shaken off, The assailant escaped and has 10 far eluded capture-Reuter,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

Your account