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"Hauliers Can Defeat Labour's Plans ",
7th November 1958, Page 60
7th November 1958
Page 60
Page 60, 7th November 1958
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Keywords :
Politics, Road Haulage Association, Nationalization, Labour Party, Dudley, Socialism, Politics
VEN if Labour won the next election, the Road Haulage Association could defeat their road transport policy, according to Mr. I. Walsh, chairman of the R.H.A.'s Dudley sub-area. At a ladies' night last week he forecast difficult days ahead for the industry, especially with the threat of renationalization.
The best way to combat this, he declared, was for members to give their help and support to the Association.
Mr. A. R. putt. West Midland Area chairman, said they had been repeatedly told that if there were a change in government, hauliers would be pushed out of business. It was a possibility they had to face, and one which must be fought with every means at their disposal.