Peace Follows in This Man's Tracks
Citation
Daily News, 14 December 1949, p. 12, ‘Peace Follows in This Man's Tracks.'
Daily News, 14 December 1949, p. 12, ‘Peace Follows in This Man's Tracks.'
The wool ban was lifted as a result of guarantees made to McLeod by Native Affairs officer Sydney Elliott-Smith, but the Western Australian government bowed to Pastoralists’ Association and the Australian Workers’ Union protests and denied that any agreement had been made. Nevertheless, the strikers’ actions, supported by the Seamen’s Union, led to significant concessions being granted by the Department of Native Affairs.