RAILWAY WAGE I PARLEYS BEGUN Coordinator May Offer Proposal Pro Pro- Proposal Proposal of Own in Move to Solve Fight WASHINGTON March 22 UP UP- UP Railroad Coordinator Joseph B. B Eastman Eastman East East- m man n said today that he probably would have propositions of ot his own to make to railway operators and labor leaders clashing over wages After a tw hour hour conference with t the e ra railway executives this morning and before going into a session with the union leaders this aCt afternoon East Eastman man said he was spending the d day y absorbing bing information ion on op both t sides 11 h A d terl t have heard both sides h sari I r will have Ilave 15 probably something some some- thing hing oSe myself He said he had no idea how soon the tI he controversy would be settled and it s seemed emed to be more difficult dim dim- cult cul th thai thi a similar conference last year ear V en wages including a 10 per percent cent ent reduction were extended for 12 months after 12 hours of mediation The morning conference Eastman continued went over the whole subJect subJect sub- sub of railway pay with particular stress upon the wages of ot section h lands hands n and others In in tle- tle salary lower brackets rackets President Roosevelt has said aid that these men must r receive higher hiher wages but has asked the r rest st of the million rail workers to consent consent con con- sent t to another year of f present salOl sal sal- Ol aries cs