Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1925-07-26 | Page 21 | Coal Miners Have Support

COAL MINERS INERS I HAVE SUPPORT Temporary Government Government 1 i Subsidy Is Possible British Solution LONDON July 25 C The P OP The Tho interval pending the the assembling of ot miners and mine owners called Ir Wednesday is being utilized by b both hoth sides tn In n marshalling moral from the outside for tor their r contentions The Tho ter ter- termination termination of ot the present working between miners and I owners expires on July 31 Si 31 and anci a astrike strike has haa been ben called for tor that date unless a a. settlement can cnn be he I reached on tho the new agreement The whole trade union movement with the miners miners' cause do toO far tar as nil concerns resistance to a 11 further reduction of ot wages wages' or re- re lites to wage age conditions but dif dlf- f views prevail all as os to how far tar that sympathy may be safely translated Into active support The transportation and end railway ny unions decided today loday to take steps to prevent the movement of ot coal coale In the event n of a strike rl and the nd conference e executives x u v of all the tho trades unions has hag been called for Thursday In London to decide up up- upon upon upon on tho the strike action The sailors and firemen's union however de de- declined declined de- de dined to send delegates to today's conference on the ground that it Is not concerned In the tho miners' miners die dis dispute A subcommittee has hns been appointed to arrange details A rumor was current today that tho the government court of ot inquiry would recommend a temporary govern- govern subsidy to the mining Indus Indus- tm h No cont of this was wan available but It remembered red Premier Baldwin speaking In the house of ot commons common on June 29 suggested such subsidies in case cue of or a n. desperate plight But Dut It may maybe maybe be b that the considered this method as a a. possible way out of ot the present dilemma for tor all Im Im- Impartial Im- Im Impartial partial observers admit that there la is much Justice In the continua continua- continuation tion Lion of ot both hoth miners and owners and that it Is the tho trade Itself that demands mands some somo action