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" Daily Mirror " Industrial Reporter R. BEVAN got fresh M backing yesterday for his stand against German rearmament. This support came from the 340,000-strong Union of Shop, Distributive a n d Allied Workers, sixth biggest union in Britain. Its conference decisions, coming early

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