COAL SUBSIDY.
FIRST MONTH'S COST. DEPARTMENT CONVENES CONFERENCE. jny rnr.-»s ass^iattok—corrxirarr.) vAl'Siu.U-N .VXD S.S. CAM.* MSOCUIIO*.) (Received September i ? tk. a.. 1 ! jxm LONDON. September 4. The Mines Department has scat a letter to the Miners' Federation, offering a mooting between the DoparUnent, tho owners, and the miners on Sept ember .H'tlt, for the purpose of preparing au agreement embodying tho term* under which the miners work daring the truoe.
Air A. J. Cook, commenting on the constitution of the Coal Commission, says: "Capital is represented and Labour is not represented. The idea that tho Commission is neutral is absurd." !
The "Daily Telegraph'* estimates the cost of tho first month's subsidy at over £'1,600,000.
UNIONS' ALLIANCE.
ACCEPTED BY MINERS* FEDERATION. (SXCTXa'S TSUtGEAMS.J (Received September "th, 1 a.m. * LONDON, September 6. The delegates to the conference of th« Miners' Federation unanimously accept ed tho draft constitution of the proposed intcr-uniou alliance.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18480, 7 September 1925, Page 9
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