The Archive · 1939

No New Central Over British Labour

Mr. Ernest Brown Stresses Unions Support of War Aim SPECIAL TO THE "HED."

London, Nov. 1.

"We were able to enter the War without imposing a new form of legislative control upon the regulation ai wages and working conditions" said Mr. Ernest Brown, Minister of Labour, in a broadcast last night.

The powerful Trade Union movement, he went on, was convinced that the War was against forces which were threatening those institutions for which they were prepared to make great sacrifices, because they believed that their own freedom was bound with the restoration of freedom to German workers—Reuter. way by the entry of our troops into the of former Poland."

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