West Germany lost 2,170,000 work days in the first five months of this yoar from strikos, according to the paper Die Welt. The highest figure since the ond of tho'war was 1957 with 2,360,000 work days lost, 1963 is certain to bent this, Commodity prices have risen steadily since the beginning of the year, The cost of living index rose by three per cent in the fitst quarter and mony trade unions had stepped up their strugzles for higher wages,
International Bulletin / The BulletinThe Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 21, 4 June 1963
3 Wost Gurman Strikes 70 Rach Post-war Record,
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