4b tat 1560 - 4 Lambeth corrcspondent reports: The heavy defects suffcred by the E.G. of the London Lebour Party over its roport on Youth and on Civil Defonee 2t its Aannunl Conforcnee indicate the changed mood of the delegates and the movement as na whole.
dmongst the points from key resolutions (mostly composited) which Were possed are: {1) on Direct Labour: "..-thnt conferenee urges thnt in order to raise housing production still further the ‘xccutive Committoe eslls for 2 conference of representatives of Housing Committecs: in London and Middlesex in association with the N-tional Federation of Building Trondo Operatives to consider the prepuration of . three-yonr plan for London's housing and the formation of a consortium of authorities to undertake resoarch, design, construction snd the oxtonsion snd coordination of Dircet Labour schemes" (2) on Municiporlisation: urging "...0l1l Lebour-eontrolled loeal euthorities to nequire progressively, rented accomedction, whether oceupicd or not, by ncegotintions or by Compulsory Purchase Order so os to nfford protcetion to tonants sagninst oxtortion tte rents nnd foors of cviction." 4
Other résolutions on uncmployment, on youth uncnployment, rond transport and London transport wont through without much difficulty. Yor the Exccutive of the London L.P., the only changes wero the replacement of Hugh Jcnkins by Irene Ghnplin, L.C.C., with the tio runners up Hugh Jonkins, L.€.C.,; 97 bloc votes, and E, Hillman,