First, we must apologise for a slip last week which led the last part of Pat Jordan's comment on the letter from Mr. D.J. lace to be left out. In reply to the query of what his attitude was to Govern ment regulation which barred workers from getting unemployment benefit if they were in tho samo cateyory as strikers, he pointed out that he regarded this as a vicious strike-breaking device. He said further, that he thought a national campaign should be made to get it kicked out.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 15, 9 April 1964
Hditors' Letter
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