Industrial notes on wages and shipowners in Australia
A Sydney Morning Herald piece argues against wage reductions and criticizes arbitration as favoring capital. It cites the wartime profits of shipping, warns unions to unite, and notes potential wage cuts for Cockatoo Island workers. The author urges Communists to mobilize members, expose the capitalist system, and push for solidarity across boilermakers engineers and moulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlewis
Trolly, Draymen, and Carters’ Union
Newcastle
Board of Trade
Commonwealth
Knibbs
Labor Party
Trolly
Draymen
Arbitration
Arbitration Court
New Shipbuilding Board
Cockatoo Island
Correction of misplaced quotations in Industrial Notes
A correction clarifies that two quotations in small type in Industrial Notes last issue were transposed. The amendment should follow the resolutions and was misplaced when setting up firepwinl.
Melbourne Notes Sunday School Study Under Communist Movement
Last Sunday afternoon the Sunday School began its study with good youth turnout. Comrade Dockerty leads the group, aiming to advance independent working class education. The economic class grows as students show interest and the field offers service to the movement. Next Sunday July 24 a lecture recital by Mrs Nell Rickie features period music and explanations of its social development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockerty
Rcital
Nell Rickie
Propaganda Committee Plans Children’s Night Fundraiser
Last week meetings at Mort's Dock and Everleigh Workshops ran well despite rain on Friday. The Gritville Socialist Sunday School, with 30 pupils, presents a play Little Bridget at Concordia Hall on July 24. Comrade Garden presides as children recite sing and speak to raise money for the Sunday School Movement and seek a larger room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort’s Dock
Everleigh
Concordia Hall
Gritville Socialist Sunday School
Bridget
Garden
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J. S. Garden
Cockatoo Dock
Sydney Morning Merald
Australia
Melbourne
Propaganda Committee