fron T.U, correspondent

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from a T,U,. correspondent

Dig Jim Matthews, former leniing member of tho Municipal and General Yorkers Unien and supporter of ultra-right policies in the Labour Party end trade unicn movement, is not to be invitod. the 1964 annual conforence of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and jmgineoring Unions. (n hearing that he would not bo invited to the conference and the social events and banquet, big Jim said he didn't care if they behaved childishly and that anyway, oven hod he boon invited ha wouldn't have gone.

The present president of the Confod,, John Doyd said that Dig Jim had told him that he was doing vory woll finaucially and that hie industrial rolstions business was doing woll. Eig Jim's financial position had inproved since ho retired added John Doyd who holds the position once occupied by Tig Jim,