In the event of the Postal Workers carrying out their threat to slow-down the mails, plans are now complete for establishing a network of Receiving Centres throughout the country and rumning 4 far more extensive Emergency Delivery Service than we did last time. We should again issue our own stamps. ELECTRICITY GO-SEOW: Throughout the duration of the. dispute our legal advisers will keep eventcontinually under survey and no opportun:ty will be missed of proceeding against the unio leaders in court. We are advised that appiications for Injunctions, or actions for damages, may well be successful in the light of dhe recent Rookes v, Barnard.case, It is quite clearly our duty to stand up to the unions as nobody else scems prepated 10 do st. .
In view of the electricity crisis. a second Generator has now been installed in our printing works at Tileyard House. We therefore have the capacity to keep all our essential work guing. Tegardiess of what may happen to the publi: power supply. WEEKLY PUBLICATION: Negotiations have reached en advanced siage for acquinug on ad¢vantageous terms a well-known and well-established weekly periodical, which would be of value to our Organisation in two ways. In the first place because it would give our printing concerns a contract with a tumover exceeding £2,100 per week. In the second place because the publication is a highly profitable proposition.