Rubber Industry (Insured Workers).

Oral Answers to Questions — Unemployment. – in the House of Commons at on 6 February 1929.

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Photo of Sir John Power Sir John Power , Wimbledon

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asked the Minister of Labour what proportion of the insured persons registered as belonging to the rubber industry are engaged in the manufacture of tyres?

Photo of Mr Arthur Steel-Maitland Mr Arthur Steel-Maitland , Birmingham Erdington

I regret that statistics giving the information desired are not available.

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