German Chancellor's Interview with Both Sides Berlin, Nov. 30.
The Chancellor has intcavencd in the prolonged strike in the metal] industry.
To-day he discussed with representatives of both sides the possibility of a settlement by submit-Hing the dispute to m special arbitra-reposed by the Government, decision" must be uncondition ally uecepted, The employers accented the proposal in principle. The men postponed their decision.
The arbitrator will probably be! the Minister of the Interisr.
The lockout of about 250,000 workers in the metal industry was! Jeaused by the iron and steel employers refusing to accept the arbitrator's award granting a wage increase ranging from two to six! pfennigs an hour.
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