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Hokitika Guardian, 4 January 1927, Page 1

INDUSTRIAL STABILITY. LONDON, -Tan. 2. A. newspaper dispatch reveals that a secret, dinner party was held at Lord Wimborne’s London residence during Christmas week, and at it discussions were inaugurated for serinjug the greater stability of industrv. Proposals for co-operation agreeable to the employers and workers were examined. Those present included Mr Churchill. Lord D’Aheruon, Lord Wimborne, and Messrs l-Tugo, TTurst. Philip Snowden. Clynes. Pugh. Cramp and Williams (ex-Cli,airman of the Labour Party). . They were told that the object ot the gathering was to enable them, as responsible leaders, to head D’Ahernon’s account of German schemes for industrial co-openition. A hint was also given that the discussion might take a more domestic turn, and this happened. D’ATiern oil’s narration afforded plentv of scope for comparison of A.nglo-German conditions, aTter which the calamities of 1026 were frcelv discussed, also the prospects of a better understanding in 192/. Trades unionists lengthily questioned D’Abernon. who cleared up manv points enabling an examination of how German methods were adaptable to Great Britain. Tt was pointed out that Sir Aitliui Balfour’s committee on trade relations —ould lm reporting tit an early date, i-obablv offering mipcirtant reeomendations for industrial peace ami >odwi 11, which all agreed were essonIt is understood that Mr Churchill xpressc'd the opinion that the G - eminent would bless any projects iining at co-opeiDtion Mr Chin chill as greatly impressed by the tiauo nionists’ frankness. A further meeting was not arranged ,„t hopes Were generally expressed liat the discussions would be resumed i the near future, when it might he ossihle to give the Balfour lecomlemlations in concrete shape.

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