BRITISH LABOR CONFERENCE.
[Australia A* N.Z. Cable Association.] coxcu niNt; remarks. LONDON, Oct. Tlie I .ahour Conference has eoncluded. The Chairman declared they had disappointed all who wanted to see the conference prove a lia-cn. Ihe movement to him was more solid than it had ever seemed. As the delegates dispersed a number -ting the Bed Flag. fu the course of a debate Herbert Smith (president of the. Miner, l ederation> declared when the miner- adopt communism they can stick me. I do not believe in it. It cannot get us anything, lie declared the miners would vote twelve to one against Communism. They could tight without the communists. Yon who talk revolution have not as much light in yon as a spaniel dog. Ihe miners are lighting for better wages lor everybody. It is announced Hubert William, was eh- ted ihairman of the new Executive and the Commoner. F. (L Rnlierts, vice chairman. Mr MacDonald in an interview said h ( . wtt- delighted with the conference, u bad been a great consolidating conference. They had re,moved mountains of misunderstanding and me industrial political sections ol' the party were now better co-ordinated than ever.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1925, Page 2
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193BRITISH LABOR CONFERENCE. Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1925, Page 2
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