'The Executive Council of the 'Trunsport Workers' Union, In har-many with the decision of omelal Labour to tread heavily on the extremists on which I. commented last week, trampled all over their Bolshe-yik Bus Committee yesterday, when the latter made a last vain effort to assert themselves. The Bus Commit-ce's complaint was that since the strike ended conditions of service have been much tightened up. Led by the redoubtable extremist Mr, Papworth, they marched o Transport House and demanded on interview with the Executive which they had already been told they would not wet. They arrived early" in the morning but on entering the building they were adroitly side tracked Into room on the first floor, and there they sat emptily till late In the afternoon. Two or three times Mr, Papworth stormed upstairs demanding.
see Mr. Heir, the Union's secre tary, but saw him not, Eventually exhausted Nature gave' in, and the Bolsheviks withdrew, The same ovening the Executive announced that they had made an agreement with the London Passen-ker Transport Board, by which bus rivers ultimately get an increase of is, Gd. a week, and conductors Ody des, what is more Important a umber of substantial concessions in the general working of the service which the men will much appreciate, College for Women, she was physlclan at the Jen Ho Hospital in. Shanghai. "She won an Indemnity scholarship and came to England in 1934, where she has been doing very well as her various diplomas. show. She is by birth a Soochow girl,
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