JOURNAL
HE new National Industrial
Organisation which is being formed to embrace the British Employers’ Confederation, the Federation of British Industries and the National Association of British Manufacturers is now progressing with the physical integration of the three organisations. From January the Confederation and the F.B.I. will publish a new fortnightly journal entitled British Industry which will incorporate the B.E.C, Bulletin and the F.B.I. Review. The first issue will appear on 8th January. It will contain comment on labour questions, reports on wages, manpower problems, working conditions and industrial training, as well as all the business news formerly covered by the F.B.I. Review, Subscriptions will cost £3 per annum. Once again the employers are nosing in front of the unions in improving their organisation and perfecting their communications.
Aid Kitson fund tops £1000
HE most up-to-date figure for the
amount standing in the Kitson Legal Aid Fund was about £1,024. Collecting sheets have been received from drawing and technical offices in engineering and shipbuilding firms in all parts of Britain. David Kitson and his colleagues are being imprisoned under laws which have been condemned by the United Nations, and which can be likened only to the racial and repressive legislation passed by Hitler before the war. Letters expressing gratitude for the assistance of D.A.T.A. members have been received from both David Kitson and his wife, Norma Kitson. If you have not yet organised a collection please do so and please give gencrously, A sum of £3,000 is required, All collecting sheets and contributions should be sent to: