GENERAL CABLEGRAMS
THE CO-OPERATIVE PRINCIPLE. Sydneyi April 9. Mr. Col ley, a director of the English Co-operative Society, in addressing the Co-operative 'Conference, said the world would wake up one morning to l ! nd that the co-operative principle covered the 'earth. The conference passed a resolution recommending the. formation of an Australian co-operative union, to include all .co-operative societies in the different Slates.—Press Assn. ■
FLOURMILL DESTROYED
' Adelaide, April D. A fire destroyed' the River Murray Milling Company's flourmill at -Murray Bridge. The damage is estimated at jSO.COO.-Prcss Asan.'
THE 44-HOUR WEEK. '
Sydney, April 9. A meeting of the Printers' Union decided to strike a weekly levy of 10 per cent, of'.the earnings of male monitors, to be used in securing a forty-four hour week. The meeting , also recommended'the abolition of overtime.—-Pros* Assn.
BASIC WAGE FOR RAILWAYMEN.
Melbourne, April 9. '' The State Cabinet lias adopted u basic w,(go of lis. 9d. daily for men in tlio railway service. This involves an additional .expenditure', of £003,(106 a year.--P«6S 1 Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 167, 10 April 1920, Page 7
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168GENERAL CABLEGRAMS Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 167, 10 April 1920, Page 7
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