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A plan for preventing strikes and lock.all Correspondedce should be directed outs by a treaty of mutual guarantee be- tween employers and employed, modelled on the League of Nations Covenant, was emlosed at the Labour Co-Partnership Association's work-end

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Colonel David Carnegie, in presentingEND 15/- and we will mail you regularly the scheme, said that cerent history had every week for 39 weeks & copy at any British Weekly Newspaper, anch as: Lloyd's proved that without doubt the strike People, Tit Bits, Pearson's, etc., etc. etc. weapon had beed employed ruthlessly Hundreds of papers on our Big List mailed free. ngainst the public to coerce them, and different paper sent weakle, or the same Font of sheer, self-protection. to urge the publication for 3 weeks. 13/pays for a year's Government to take petim. He suggest-ubscription, including postage. Most unique ed that responsible leaders of Trade and up-to-date service, greatly appreciated by Erions and of employers' organisations members throughout the Empire. should be invited to enter into a trenty of mutual guarantee for the prevention, of strikes and lock-outs. The treaty would provide that if any one of the contracting shout strike or lock out, all the parties, others should forthwith take such nation as they had agreed upon. If there arose any dispute likely to leal to rupture, it while submitted to a inint council of BATAVIA thể Contracting parties and. failing an Agrequent, submitted to arbitration. He further suggested a cause providing that gay, the contrailing parties resorted strike or lock-out in disregard of the Coverit. it would be deemed to have committed an act of industrial equflict Eagainat all the other contracting parties, whip'would “ubject the offender to A sèver- ance of all financial, conumércial, and per sinal intercourse, and mutually" "support" one another in resisting any incasares of reprisal by the offending qurty.

They would secure peare and progress in in- dusov.if the abolished strikes and lock- nts by making the penalty too severe.

Mr. G. S. Francis said that experience had taught hit that both employérs and explored regarded the strike as sheh an essential part of the procedure that they

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Co-partnership in practice wasthe subice discussed at the confereure, when the working of existing schemes was de scribed by a number of the delegates,

Mr. Edward J. Barrow, after explaining business, declare that there was little Trious demand on the part of workers for a share in control. The average work- er was totally unfitted for the control of Iusiness maless his mind was furnished

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of polar election to positions of control was dangerous and would mean a good deal of log-ralling with the worst features of a political election..

TRADE UNION POLITICAL LEVY

In the House of Lords on July 18th, the Earl of Birkenhead asked the Govern- ment when it was contemplated to initiate the propoced disctiss'ops with ine leaders of the Labour party with view to modifying the systoms which at present governs the application of trade union funds for political purposes.

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WHAT IS EYESTRAİN ?. The eye hus cermin tiny muscles. When objects we look at do oct eeme up to a sharp focus in the eye, these muscles exert themselves induly and enable us to see clearly in spite of the defect. These muscles tire and relax causing the objects looked at to become blurred and indistinct. Upon closing the

Lord. Birkenhead recalled the hill intro- drced in the days of the late Government to deal with the matter. That bill whs most bitterly contested by the whole of eyes for a few seconds the muscles be the Labour party. Under the existing come more or less rested and objects system of intimidation it was, imposare clear again for a brief period. sible for a workman to obtain his liveli hood without joining a trade union and contributing the political levy,, irrespec- tive of his political opinion. This griev: apce was not less felt in any parts of the country, particularly in Yorkshire, by Clark & Co., Manufacturing and Retract. Liberal working-inen than by Conserva- ing Opticians, 53, Queen's Road Central. tive' working-men. (Hear, hear) The

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moment a man came forward and stated, have the equipment to fit your glasses that he was either a Conservative or a properly.—ABVT. Liberal, he was a niarked man. Surely if it was a fact, ns. the Labour leaders maintained, that the overwhelming major- ity of trade unionists shared their poli- tical'' views. ft.was not too much to ask that, while they should be required to contribute sums required for practical purposes, their contributions, towards, or ganisation and electioneering expenses. should be voluntary. Their lordships had been told by Lord Salisbury that the Government was to consult the leaders of the Labour party, und see whether an arrangement could not be runde. Such a conference had as much chance of being successful as, a conference between Red Riding Hood and the Wolf. The outcome must be absolutely negligible. He asked whether the Government had made up its mind as to whether or not it proposed to introdico-legislation on the lines of the bill which received so much support from Lord Younger in the late Government.

Visedunt Haldane hoped Lord Salis. bury, if he entered into consultation with the trade union leaders on the subject of pressure put on their members for poli- tical purposes, would also discuss the position in regard to benefit and sick funds..

The Marquis of Salisbury (Lord Presi- dent of the Council) said the Govern ment adhered to the pledge given by Mr. Bonar Law at the General Election. He did not, however, think there was any need for headlong haste. The matter whe a very difficult one, and required con- sideration. If the noble and carmed Earl could contribute anything to the Kenlightenment of the Government, if he would place all his information at the dis- posal of the Government, they would be very grateful to him. The Prime Minis- ter hoped during the approaching recess

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