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... from I Transit Executive Committec mploymcnt of the transpott W2s organised by -the War be increased to 10.000 men, for e et' Mining the ports labour crier to turn round ships with .h and increase and :I C present tonnage available. • brought forward a scheme ...
... shipment could get on 'it concessions, but few had ready tonnage to command. The decision of the Government to comb out the mines in quest of general service men has caused considerable discusaion in view of the authorities' former endeavour to increase ...
... Beat large coals were purehaseab'e at 255. Bunker smalls were , also in poor request and easily inclined. COMBING OUT THE MINES. The Out of eolliery . wotkmen be.;n — tomponaril; atuip:nded. pen'ilin/ the cli-cussion of the eubject by the Miners' F ...
... Army and placed b NeslS AG TS EN IN TRANCE , It was obvious from the ree, ::.'-•• HOODS FOUNDRY COKE., CI.. Francais° des Mines Powell Duftryn, Rosen, Havre, Nantes mid BO(LISSUI. men that a mistake hail tin exportera are hoping the eiss. __ be repeated ...
... pitwood if they could got it at all. when they went la a Goternmeut Commitiea on the subject, which was a vital one he coal-mining, they were tokl by a there that the impoetation of pitsmed going to be swopped. That simply atopping the coal trade of South ...
... and Corpora- Mertes .ated bad altered hie course to the mination of the trade card scheme at Present ANOTHER HOSPITAL SHIP MINED--LOSS don of Wallasey. southward, became on looking at the chart in operation in engineering, thipbuilding, and OF LIFE. Leer ...
... conference of the South Wales miners' delegates held at Cantift yteterylay to fiirtixtr consider the question of combing-out lin mines decided by a large majority to accept I the recommendation of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain, namely, that in calling ...
... Tyne will ordinarily be drawn as follows: Fren - th channel or port. Export to Mediterranean ports in France will only be re-mined wl.u:n specially authorised by the Bureau des Charbons. licences for such export will be as follow: Any Mediterranean port ...
... of the totighest trade propositions they . have been palled upon to face. They must tinder State *NANA secure 6 profit. the mines cannot possibly be Worked at a loss. They must secure a just return to the colliery proprietary, and at the same time secure ...
... they were favour of a down tools policy it the milttary proceeded with in c:nibirg ut or men ' of military age in the mines -The shot liss resulted in an overwhelming majority agai Ist the down tools unpatrioti.: policy of the pacifist miners' ...
... combing out of labour at prompt to be found in many parts of the ceuntry in such vital industries as munition works and lie mines. Those diffioulties call for the display of highest statesmanthip in oonciiiating labour, and it is to be earnestly hoped that ...
... oonferences have been held, and we been advised of the steps to be taken in the munitions works, our engineering shops, and in the mines, but when it comes to combing out the slipping staffs we would urge caution. Better to delay the doci4on or the enforcement ...