New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 13

WIRFLESS MEN ON SHIPS NOW STRIKE: British Rarllo Operators Waml More Money ' London, Nov. 27 (A—~The strike of the wireless operators on Br vesgele, which was called y: threatens seriously to affect | ping In the course of a few ‘The strike was ordered as a pr ugainst a proposed cut in the salg | 108 of the operators of about §5 per month. Although e the wireless t involved by vork, if t e the dispute e as it |k understood contracts will not be broken and the men who slgned for voyages before Novem- | ver 26 will fulfill their engagemen No further contracts by the opera- | tors are to be si d, however, and stimated that 600 of them will their posts before the end of the present week, The dispute between the shipping sompanies and the operators arose | over the decision of the for reduce the wages of the operatos shillings 6 pence monthly beginning December 1. They justified the cut hy the contention that ships' officers already » accepted a similar re- duction. The wages the operators start at about 340 per month and | rise to about $100 monthly. Many ships will sail according to schedule at #he week-end. They will include the Berengaria and other Cunard liners. There is some uncer- tainty as to h ar the strike wil hold up shipping even if it becomes general. All ships above 1800 tons are required to carry operators, but during the strikes of 1020 and 12 the regulations were ed, in sor cases on condition that pass be informed that there was no lio operator on hoard the vessel on vhich they sailad. 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