Hence the double revolt within the Labour camp. This afternoon the Parliamentary Labour Party are considering a memorandum drawn up by Mr. "Shinwell, MiP, on the feebleness, as he sees it, of their attack in the House. So far from the.
Government being harried in season. and out, says Mr. Shinwell It seems even to' be extolled by our leades this'is"no way to fre' the rank and But if is understood that Mr. Shin-well has no: personal attack to make on, Mr. Alllee, the Opposition leader. It is reported to-night that the meet-Jing appointed a committee to ginger up, the attack. But details are Incking. The Socialists are a little sore qt all the publicity they have been getting and the proceedings at the meeting are a dead secret.
Of the other revolt, the undaunted bellicosity of the Busmen's Committee against Mr, Bevin and the executive of the Transport Workers Union is symptomatic of a general rumble of extremism in all unions, Mr. Brown,
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