Sir Clifford Darling Writes To The Bahamas Federation Of Labour

Bahamas Taxicab Trade Union
Nassau, Bahamas
P.O. Box 1077
Cable Address: "CABUNION"

Clifford Darling, President
Clifford Turnquest, Vice-President
James Shepherd, Financial Secretary
Carl Watkins, Recording Secretary
Osborne Kemp, Jr., Treasurer

PHONE 4076

January 10th, 1958

The Bahamas Federation of Labour,
P. O. Box 451,
Nassau.

Gentlemen;

I have been directed by the Executive Board of the Bahamas Taxi-cab Union to officially request the active assistance and support of the Bahamas Federation of Labour, in the current dispute between our union and the tour company operators.

The assistance of the Federation is urgently needed. The situation is very grave indeed, as negotiations have completely broken down. The Bahamas Taxi-cab Union has no other recourse but to appeal to you.

The Union will be expecting a reply, with the speed commensurate to the urgency of the situation.

Yours faithfully,
(signed)
Clifford Darling
President
Bahamas Taxi-cab Union.