... are rather better at 225, with the 4 per cent, at 18. at 892. Home Raile are dull under the adverse in- fluence of the Tube strike with Great Westerns at 1074 and London and North-Eastern Deferred at 204. Southern Deferred are 425. Under- ground Ordiner ...

... sudden strikes public utility works is a dead letter. WHY TOLERATE THEM? Some orthodox Trade Unionists say that this latest Tube strike has been started by Communist “cabal,” a nucleus of men resolved to destroy the present social order and 'working for that ...

... joke. The Speaker declined to give Sir Kingsley Wood leave to move the adjournment of the House in order to discuss the Tube strike on the ground that his motion was not sufficiently definite. Sir Kingsley explained that previous Governments had used their ...

... the Moment. After brief debate on the situation India, the House passed to the far more pressing problem of the London Tube strike. Sir Kingsley Wood reminded the House that this was the third time this year that London has beep held by a transport strike ...

... “TUBE” STRIKE INTENSIFIED. FURTHER DISLOCATION OF TRAFFIC. ...

... rush was above the average, but nil their trains were run up to time, and the system was not in the least affected bv the tube strike. The London Midland and Scottish Railway Company state that traffic is up to the average* and the long distance trains have ...

... holiday rush was above the average, but all their trains were run time, and the system was not in the least affected by the tube strike. At Paddington, the Great Western Railway Company stated that while there was a slight increase in the number of persons ...

... holiday rush was above the average, but all trains were run up to time, and the system was not in the least affected by the Tube strike. ...

... urging forward instead of using the more negative phrase going forward,” it would have been nearer the truth. The London Tube strike is a perfect example effect of a leaven of Communists amongst a mass of honest workers. The stoppage owes its inception ...

... ss of these recurrent attempts to hold the public to ransom. The tactics adopted by the Communists responsible for the Tube strike were nothing short of a diabolical outrage. This was no ordinary strike for the purpose of remedying wrongs, actual or imaginary ...

... office of President will suffer some loss of prestige if it is made tho of political changes as on the present occasion. Tube Strike Situation. Although there has to-day been a return to work of 1.500 of the uniformed staff of tho London Underground Railways ...

... take any of their places.—Reuter. TUBE STRIKERS Want To Meet N.U.R. Leaders. There was a further improvement in the London Tube strike position yesterday. Thirty-nine stations, compared with sixty at one period of the strike, are still closed. We have all ...