COAL DEADLOCK.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18725, 23 June 1926, Page 11

COAL DEADLOCK.

CRISIS IN BRITAIN. GOVERNMENT'S HINT. NEGOTIATIONS POSSIBLE. ;»* OAS«? BESS ASSOCIATION—CopyKIdftt.) IbWBAWAJ' AKD rf.Z. CABUI ASBOCiATIOS.) ;l (Receivfcl June 22nd, 7.25 p.m.) LONDON, June 22. To* Government has postponed the jlgbt Hour Bill for a week, to giro t jj 4 miners time to resume the nego- . ' tlstiotis. t iffee decision to proceed with the JJInM Re-oiganisation Bill befo.o fa Hours Ml is regarded in sOfIJA quarters as a gesture to the mifltri M)d otheis, indicating the pas* jjiility 6f negotiations on the basis of Mf Herbert Smith's (president of the tidtfrs 1 Federation) week-end hint that wft(?e reduction is preferable tt ltfjdger hours. 1 Developments are being awaited. ARBITRATION PROBLEM. K6T FAVOURED BY MR BALDWIN tOHUHUS AK6 N.» CAJtE ASSOCIATION.) (Bddcivcd June 22nd, 8.25 p.m.) LONDON, June 21. 'ln to* House of Commons, Mr Bald' *)g dwllnecl to allow a free vote of ,■ tbi H!dll»e o" the question of Russian -jitoty to aid tlls * 6sik6, |[i alto itated he had no reason to I Jbißivetia* compulsory arbitration had „Mffl found to be practicable in iridustfUl disputes, though he was prepared : favourably any proposal do. '{torn *o avoid 4 stoppage of work. : IfcADE UNIONISTS EXCLUDED. [-' (ftlOf*R S TKUdfIAMs.) \. , '• ' LONDON, June 21. ' 'ta the HOuse oi Commons, Mr A. Ititftiersot) **kdd for un explanation of : Jifcs'reffisal to admit M Oudegeeit, jAjMtuy of the International Fedora- '' iIDB Of Trade Unions, nnd E, Firrimen, Wetify of thff International Trans- , p)ft WefkeM' federation, who desired to attend the International Labour .Mfsriflce o« Emigration, to be held ,l!i Lcndun. ,Bif William Johnson-Hicks, Home ' MWtotf, replied that during the reHMllliflAl <trlke informatioti reached pt thif Oudegeest and Flmmen word r 4frttji?g to hold up British ships at fofe|i ports. ' 'Hi Rttdweon asked whether this f'*u' |. sow form of reprisal against trade unionists carrying out trn'Mr, Joynson-Hioks replied must adhere to the decision, vfPw!#lr" Henderson had information 'pw;«&trflry. , 'if- \,MR COOK'S LATEST. AKD K.Z. OABt* ASSdbIA«6K.) June 22nd, 8.26 p-ia.)" ' SS7" LONDON, June 21. ■ VWi*. J. Cook's, latest is a ohal{WW to Mr Stanley Baldwin to go to !&>ttte| on the Eight Hour Bill. 8 he would, find th« publio on r ttf'iiktf the miners. : , .Jfjiejfrad* Onion Congress on Thursjg& li* «aid, could reorganise Labour never -before. He tonthey must be carried ;si&Mm the Bouse of Commons■ b*- _, #frkffliner was carried dead from the '#*;,<» *6uld happen if the GovernSw*°propoßalfl' were accepted.