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PRIME MINISTER'S ATTACK ON RUSSIAN ISOLATIONISM

Brighton, Oct. 24.

The Trades Union Congress after debating with great passion, but on a high level, agreed to- day to accept the General Council's report on Greece without division.

But it did so only after Mr. Deakin, President of the World Federation of Trade Unions and Secretary of the Transport and General Work- ers Union, had told them that the. General Council, had unanimously agreed to a resolu- tion adopted at the last executive meeting of the World Federation of Trade Unions on the same subject.

BELIER IN PEACE

- Paris, Oct; 25. French cardinals and archbishops 'condemned; the -attitude of those who beliegs another war is inevitable in in a cozzmusique. published in: 'París today which said:

"It is not in the least miT=" prising, that the restoration of peace presents.prave ob- stacles, Many people on faci ing these extreme difficulties are "letting themselves be "a party to discouragement and serptielem. For some another war is inevitable and they scem to await it with resigna- tion. We cannot share such an altitude.”—Reuter,

Exempted

Gratuity Date For Services

London; Oct. 24. Mr. Bellenger, Secre tary for War, announced in the House of Com- mons yesterday that war gratuities of serving members of the forces would shortly be releas- ed for payment:

Service in the forces after Aug. 15, 1946, did not reckór for war gratuity, which work be paid by means of a credi opened in the Post Offles Sav ings Bank. The credit woul be opened in each case fram Oct. 31 and interest would a erue as from that date.

Issues of savings. bankbook: were not expected to begin be fore Dec., 1946, or. to be com picted before June, 1947, but in cases where the book had not been sent before the date

or discharge ar of release rangements would be made for its despatch within 57 days of that date.

Mr. Albert F. Papworth,, form-Their complaint was that at a er: General Council delegate to recent conference of the Inter- Greece and a Communist, also in national Labour Organisation in formed the Congress of the Trade Montreal the British Government i Unions resolution which was to delegate had voted in favour of be part of the text of the World recognising the Greek Govern- Federation's report and that thement nominees as trade union World Federation itself consider-leaders, despite the protest of the ed that the unanimous accep- British Trade Union delegates.. Lance of the report by Congress Appeal For Unity would help the World Federation "They challenged the report for Acceptance of the World not demanding the cutright-re- Federation's resolution commitsinstatement of elected leaders] he Trade Union Congress to aand alleged that the General nroposal

the new Greek Council instead exercised legitt- Trade Union Congress to be con-mate pressure on the Foreign

Washington, Oct. 25. vened, as soon as the freedom of Courell's point of view. This was The Office of Price Adminis- the trade uniotr organisation is put first by Dr. Deakin who re-tration has exempted from restored by the Greek Govern-peated the decision of the World price ceilings export, sale of ment, is to be called by the elect- | Federation Executive and Ox- these metals and minerals by ed Left Wing leaders whom the plained the reason for the Gen- Greek Government had opposed, cral Council's confidence in the "With the" possible addition of one possibility of getting Greek Trade representative of the Right Wing. Union laws reformed with British

Antimony, asbestos, copper, corundum, lead, manganese ore, Strong Feeling support. The debate showed a strong From the floor of the hall, Mr. nickel. quartz crystals and zinc. 715, & 9:15 pm Keeling, anoog the

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OPA said the action was aram the Greek Government Shac Operatives appealed for taken at the request of RFC to The special Service post-wa handling of trade unions and unity behind the Labour Govern-prevent. Government losses on credits in respect of service against the allempt to substitute ment. Then Sir John Hallsworth stockpiles which, in some cases, after Jan. 1, 1942 (64 a day Government officials for elected who had represented the Trade cost the Government more than for men and 4d for women | Ratiers. On this issue the leaders' Union Congress at Montreal and the current celling prices. To would be paid at the same, guard against export of metals and in the same manner. in short supply domestically, the

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New York, Oct. 24. Creation of a United Nations trusteeship council at the present session of the General Assembly is virtually assured by the filing of agreements by Great Britain on the African mandates, Togoland, Tanganyika and the Cameroons.

Franca and Australia already submit an agreement on Pales- have filed agreements which out- tine now. The Union of South In a speech highly critical of line the terms under which the Africa has asked permission to Russia, Mr. Attice declared that trust territories will be adminis- annex Southwest Africa. Britain

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