THE SHIPPING STRIKE
SOCIALIST CONGRESS
KAHUNA'S CREW SENT TO GAOL
By Telegrach— Press Association—OoDvrieht (Eec. August 5, 8.J5 p.m.) Newcastle, August 3. The Kaituna's seamen linyo been- sentenced to a fortnight's imprisonment for refusing to go to tsca when ordered to do so. Tho Kaituna, is bound for New Zealand with coal.—Press Assn.
THE MEETING AT BASLE. (Rec. August 6. 0.20 a.m.) • 3orne, August 3. The chief business of to-day's session at tho International Socialist Conference was the presidential address, in • hicli reference was made to a probable Eocial upheaval, tho need for a revision of the pciitco treaties, Allied intervention in Russia, nml the nationalisation of industry. Eogarding Eus»in, Mr. Arthur Henderson urged the Government to withdraw sill Support from these reactionary -adventures. , Mr. Henderson expressed his belief that the -railways, mines, and minerals in Britain would very shortly become public property.— Reuter,
GENERAL STRIKE AT BASLE. (Kcc. August G, 0.20 a.m.) Berne, August 3._ ■ There is a general strike at Baslo in fnvour of cheaper food and tho requisitioning of empty houses and flats. Soldiers guarding the public buildings and banks conic into/;'coiinict with the strikers. Machine-guns wtro used, and several people were killed.—Aus.j-N.Z. Cable Assn.'
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 266, 6 August 1919, Page 7
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198THE SHIPPING STRIKE SOCIALIST CONGRESS Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 266, 6 August 1919, Page 7
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