A move to the good in the long Jdrawn out wages dispute between the coal-mine owners and the miners was made recently when the former Jagreed that there should be an inferease of wages os from Januury 1, the amount to be arrived at by the Jdetermination of the districts them. selves, "It will be remembered that ithe representatives of the men orignally asked for an increase of two shillings a shift and it is upon that demand that negotiations have been proceeding amid some anxiety for fear Jof a strike during the past few weeks. The agreement that wages shall be Increased an, at present, undetermined Jamount is in effect an admission in principle that there is room for. Improvement in the remuneration pald fo the miners, and the issue now ]seems to be whether the full amount Jot the demand can be granted without fan increase in the price of the fuel to Peace would have it, that in its turn delight the heart of worantesd, to a large extent due to the fact that is probable that new forme will' Ynited States is not member of the found for expression League, and is showing a traditional pottery, and that other activities British coyneas about coming to its assistance Pin at any vote toc a tines Gane ess the Present as expressed te cuunese matt asthe best means esi that the all Interests would not of Aste expression increase the sales of their product, the and crafismanahip bes had a de fact of the matier is that in' the etec upon that of Great Britain, foe absence of leglative action, exporters have been and ignoring the pre- it wilt be remembered that the imiden win, with the reve tat in [Barat of rai productions com apart of all to Moly has increase! ner was rst opening up, led 10% substantial for November ax com- for was, Att opening up, led pared with Ociober, and-multpled e¥sopment of chinlsre, specimen vera Unes when compared. with of which ae 40 de to the ealecior's November, 1934. The speech has un-and consequently 20 valuable, november, 1004, The speech has Na: nat effect the vanbilos wil has [United States and a painful impres- Upon such arts as painting and sculp-and, Stag and a paint imovet-|ttre reinaing to be seen Waugh ita FOCeIE" by no. means without the bonds of Setleved that Japan s aiming at word POsMOUlty that it. will be important. arse 9s Hazen world Brig inetesting to nolo nt'e see looking much further ahead than she Sestion has been made that the exsppests to be doing. at orestat and biting should be taken te the Cited Tee*ayaus' may somtch thet if fuse States end It eto be haved tee can ets ate ae nat debs iwi be dane for ao Eaten sbiained she willie "doing well exists of bringing peoples together Soot wi an extended ating a Securing greater postesslons might ins Sive her in deities which she would be at'dhis time unwilling encounter.
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