Support grows for 'lobbies.'

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Two lobbies of Parliament are planned by trado union organisations in connection with the growth of unemployment, Ths first is being organised by the miners and railwaymen of South Wales and is called for the 13th of February. This is mainly directed against the closures of branch lines and pits in South Wales. This will have big support from South Vales itself and many other trade union organisations are to tako part in it. During the week tho Manchester District Council of the N.U.R., reproasonting 20,000 railwaymen decided to back it: among the other organisations were Earls Court N.U.R., Gladstone No.2 A.E.U. and others. The trade council federations of Too -side, Yorkshire, lancashirc, Cumberland and Westmorcland announced on Sunday Jamary 15th that thoy had docided to organise a giant “le want Work" lobby for March 26th, A statemont by the socrotary of the Glasgow Trades Council noxt day indicated that that body would support tho lobby.