COAL CRISIS.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18674, 24 April 1926, Page 15

COAL CRISIS.

' -v.- - X DEADk&^K' ■ V. " • , ■ ADAMANT. jj . Jflf fafßß POSTED. C liMcunbs-^bprkiottr.) LONDON, April 22. dispute have broken !L flToonfo"®®® of owners and Si *iw 4,10 M ; n :tr £?ft nunnta, and no further flflfiners' Attentive will meet in j jJ* OD an d place the situation Committee of thej EMW Cam**- » » «pec^ will intervene alfTi j Cook, miners' secretary, in iLant said: "We met the coal 52Tat' their r*J*»t, 'Mr Evan ■E. nreiident of the Mining AsJSJtt, presiding. They definitely JS to discuss any minimum perto «aJ fields flatfontfee economic capacity of the I IWHO be i Jw'tftd reduced, and announced Wfaiintlmi of posting at the pit(§tW proposals upon which the toetnt a ' ■ that notices ifitimatIJ%afcr rites of wages arp to be, • at on varioat iittt ■ afeewnteitiMi & Very 'delicate," , I stttemiai isitaW j; '■ JgjU'joiidtijibfl'Sf earlfef conferi' I Spf sineowiiilih 'The Prime jSinf ■ that the mine-owners S iubrfnng. I wfclMnformed oircler s I is opposod to the for district agree-1 ■mjjmOPS ADMISSION. U.S. OAKS ASSOCIATION.) 24tt, 1.15 a.m.) fatfiite" Wld' not pMraiW 'iTOtbiV foftertiifrtat interP take j each aasiatU P the ese that they a-small wage. Mr Evan ffr Biffin* - c^*"m>an °f the owners, is said: "It is a miserforking day, |H||PP >n[i> to l pky a decent on the^averASSOOJItIOH.) anth^Ni ■Mte'li a^itt to