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A PARLIAMENT OF INDUSTRY.

Labour and Private Ownership.

Mr. Lynden Macassey, the well-known industrial specialist, writes to the Times as follows:

All who are interested in the establishment of good industrial relations will welcome the Rt. Hoa. Arthur Henderson's article. He frankly states his anxiety. which is shared by many,

to ascertain the common mind

BS of the public to what would be the best method of dealing with the broad issues which are at the bottom of the contlict between employer and labour.

As a "most fruitful method of promoting and cultivating im proved relations between the two actively sections organized associated in productive indus-j try." Mr. Henderson eloquently states the case for the appoint ment of a Parliament of Industry on the links of the National Industrial Council representative of employers' organizations and trade unions, recommended to be established by the report of the Provisionst Joint Committee pres- ented to the Industrial Con- ference on April 4 1919 (White) Paper 1920 Cmd 3011. In the! public's own interests it should consider and come to clusion on this important pro-) posal. Mr.Henderson, is secre- tary to the Labour Party, can materially assist it to do so by authoritatively clearing away Certain perplexities which have existed since 1919, and are not 15 bis set wholly dissipated illur mating article.

a con-

They arise from certain pass- ages in a memorandure which Mr Henderson, then chairman of the trade union representatives, annered to the report of the Pro vional Joint Committee,

the viaws of representing organizoi tabour in 1919, on the causes of and remedies for labouri cnrest. The altions-

following

U.S. BASEBALL.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

The following are the latest results:

MAY 30 NATIONAL LEAGUE At Brooklyn

Brooklyn Baston

9 3

(Memorial Day)

At Philadelphia

Philadelphis New York

(Ten-innings)

At Chicago

Chicago

+

St. Louis

1

At Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Cincinnati

3

9

AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Clevelant

Cleveland Chicago

S

+

At St. Louis

Detroit St. Louis

At New York New York ... Philadelphia

3

MAY 31

NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Brocklen

Brooklyn Boston

+

1

At Philadelphia

Philadelphia

3

New York

At Pittsbur

Ciccionari Pittsburgh

11

AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland

Cleveland Chicago

+

At Botor 1st. game Bestos Washington..

:..

2nd. game

are

Washington Boston

At St. Louis

T:e fundamental can-e- of la hur unfestare to be found rather! in the growing determination of Lahoir to challenge the wholel *cing structure of capitalist | inty than in any of the moral. sal and smaller grievances! which came to the surface at any parlat ame.

St. Louis Detroit

6

(No other games played.) HABE RUTH KNOCKS SECOND

HOME RUN.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED,

Per EMPRESS OF CANADA for Vancouver, etc.— Reg. M. Andres, Dr. R. E. Bed-! dors, Mrs. John Brooke. Mr. & Mr.J. A. Boyes, Mr. J. Britzbach,| Miss H. Britton, Mr. & Mrs. B Misses M. A. Basto, Mr. Walter Brown, Mr. & Mrs. D. C. Baptists, Miss M. C. Braga, Lisut Col. D. 8. O, Comyn, Mrs. W. E Cheadle, Mr. Chan Chu, Mr. Chan Sui Wong, Mr. Chan Hip Woa! Mr. & Mrs. C W. Chamberlain, Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Carroll. Mr. Chu Kong, Mrs. Ip Shi Chwa, Mrs. Hui Sbi Chan, Miss Chip! Gum Gook, Mr. Chow Choi, Mr. & Mrs. Yat Jua Chẳng. Miss Kam Ching Chang, Miss Kan Chon Chang, Miss M. Cooper. Mr. W. R. Corset, Mr. Chui Hing Cha Mr. F. S. Chow, Mr. Chan Fat Miss E. G. Copeland, Mrs. F. E. Cogswell, Mr. E. Des Voeux, Mo Dong Wing. Mr. Dong Poy, Miss Josephine 3. Daria, Capt. W. Davison. Miss E. Eustace, Mr. G. Enge), Mr. G.T., & Mr. R. Eakins, Major & Mrs. T. C. Fitzhugh, Mr. & Mrs. F. B. Fellingar, Caps & Mis. E C. Fester. Mr. Edw. Farrell, Mr. B. C. Gray, Mr. J.3 Guzdar, Mr. W, F. Grondhal, Miss F. E. Geogbegan. Miss Maria! Gana, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenza tians, Miss Julia Gardner, Rev. A. Garcia. Mr. A. Y. Hodgdon, Mrs. S. C. Ho, Mr. S. Hart. Mr. Ip Wing Fong, Mr. Ngai Kwong,

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RIVER LEVELS.

New York. May 30-Babe

As a guide to shipmasters and others interested in the water! Ruth, last year's home run cham-Remedio, Mr. Gaston Ricard. levels of the river we have been requested by the Board of Con- The raotuses are twofold: the breardown of the existing Pion, to-day made a home run in Miss L C. Reyes. Mr. Edmundo servancy Works of Kwangtung to publish the following table of capitalist petem of industrial or the sixth inning of the second Ranization: the sense that the game with Philadelphia, with one man on a base. This was Ruth's second bome run of the season.

EXCHANGE.

-

The levels are taken at 10 am. each day.

Place of Observation

Highest W. Lowest W. L

receded

THE

recorded

Ent

Fert

Feet

W. L. | W. L. June 5 Jube

Fest

+79.00

-2.42

15.20

+14.70

-0.80

4.30

+37.00

2.50 13.50

+27.23

-5.00

East

-15 15

-0.98

3.60 13.35

2.80

2.82

Reyes. Mr. & Mrs., Grant Smith..ster levels. Lieut. Commander & Mrs. E. H. Starr, Mr. H. T. Sullivan, Mr. U. 18 of the working class is now

Sheung, Mr. & Mrs., A. M. Slark, firmly convinced that production

Ruth did not enter the game Commodore & Mrs. W. Bowden- Mrs. J. for private profit is not an equit able basis on which to build, and until May 20, having been sus-Smith, C. B. E.

that date for insub Miss Elsie A. Theis, Mrs. B. M.

West River that a vast extension of public Pended to ordination.

Troutwein, Mr. Tang Wing Tai. Wuchow, ownership and democratic control!

Mrs. Tang Hui Shi, Mrs. Tang Kongmoon, of industry is urgently neces

Ho She, Mrs. Tang Ho Shi, Mr. Linkonghow, North C. E. Tavares, Mr. & Mrs.. J. F., Samshui, Tavares, Mrs. G. L. Tavares, Sheklung. Miss C. M. Tavares, Mr. Teng Kwan Shen, Mr. S. Trinidad. Miss Helen P. Verall, Mrs. Shee Wang. Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Wagner, Mrs. F. G. Webb, Mr. O. S. Woodward, Mr. Walpole Chan. Mr. Wah King Lee. Mr. Wong Jung, Mr. W. A. Wilson, Mr. Wong Po Koung, Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Weir, Mr. A. T. Willett, Miss J. Walsh, Mr. Yick Kee Chow, Miss Albina Yaptimachay. Dr. &

Mitchell, Miss Mrs. Eleanor, M. Mitchell. Miss Florence A. Mitchell.

The secord primary cause is closely linked with the first. It is that, desiring the creation of a new industrial system which shall gradually but speedily re- place the old, the workers can see no indication that either the G.vernment or the employers have realized the decessity for any fondamental change.

It is essential to question the whale basis on which our industry has been conducted in the past and to endeavour to find in sub- stitution for the motive of private gain some other motive which will serve better as a foundation cf a democratic system.

This cannot be done so long as industry continues to be conduct- ed for private profit and the widest possible extension of public ownership and democratic coctrol of industry is, "therefore, the first necessary condition to removal of industrial unrest.

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2,644 2/6.3 16

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Nor

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109

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191

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The public has always been 30d/s. Sydney and 74

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6.50

194

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5844 tention of Labour is to create a 30d/s. San Francis-1 co & New York) Parliament of Labour, and adopt- ing Mr. Henderson's inspiring 4 m/s. Marks......... Nom.

Im/e. Francs phraseology to use it as a "fruit-

3 m/s. Francs......... 6 60 ful method of promoting and

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115 the private employer from in- Demand, Manila

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WEATHER REPORT.

Jane 7d.

b. 50.--Pressure

is highest to the east of Japan. It has decreased slightly at Vladivostock and over Japan. and is nearly stationary over the south west portion of the Map.

A depression is still shows over S.W. China.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0.04 incb. Total since January 1st. 19.38 inches, against an average of 26.88 inches. FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO MORROW.

District. Forecast

I Formosa Channel

B. or Hongkong to variable

winds, Gap Rock.......

light to › South coast of moderate;

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29.55

83 78

81

82

-86

88

Wind Direction Wind Force

8W CALM

'kong 50 ot. pieces

10. 5

par

PRT

+ South cost of showers.

Chine between

EK. & Hainan.

Highest open

Temperature on the Lowest open

Temperature on the

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2

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0.00 0.00 0.0%

BIT

D

6th 84

7th 77

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3/10% dis. its report at the meeting this mouth according to the Bishop of Canton sub coins

19.1%. Glancester.:

Hongkong, June 7, 1922.

tbunder

1. CLAXTON, Director H.E. Observatory, June 7. 1922.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. H. & Observatory, June 7♬

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