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... estimated, but it will undoubtedly be large. V Seagull* as Allie*. The statement of the pilot who asserts that he waa warned of a mine by seeing seagulls resting on floating object, and was able to alter his course, suggests that the gull might be useful as ...
... out” refers exclusively to men who have entered the coal mining industry since August 4, 1914. It has already been stated,” said a Government official to-dav, “ that many men entered the mines after the outbreak of war in order to evade military service ...
... SINGLE MEN FIRST CASE for a comb out OF THE MINES. ...
... BIQ ADVERSE MAJORITY IN LANCASHIRE. Tlie Lancashire and Cheshire Miners’ vote on the comb out ot 50,000 young men from the mines was : 18,840 for and 30,359 against. The second vote on the use of the Federation machinery for the purpose the comb out resulted: ...
... Federation bad recommended that assistance be given to the Government in combing out all men of military Sgc who had entered the mines since August, 1&14. but by a large majority the South Wales Conference has decided to take no part in assisting recruiting ...
... Geodes in efforts to comb out men of general service standard who can now be conveniently spared from the munition factories, mines, and other industries that the •trength of the men the front shall not impaired. **South Africa** ounceacm the raisins at its ...
... his reference to the replacement of these soldiers. Are wo to presume that the many unskilled shirkers who are sheltering in mines, factories, and Government offices are to combed out? Again, why is nothing said with regard to the British shirkers who are ...
... strict our own, in fact. And although loss one or two American ships was admitted, the unking of the battleship Minnesota, a mine September 29, 1919* has been kept dark till just recently. ■-rjr -tjr ...
... men. The Government propood to Ipve strict comb-out of 4 essential industries. Men had been recruited from the munitions god mining industries, and further 60,000 would necessary-from tMiatter. Transport and the Service would have flutter calk made upon ...
... destroyer's oil tanks! Tbs Periscope Mine. The Huns, I am told, are again -mwiring extensive use of the periscope mme,** ■*» ingeoioas device which was first used against the Huns themselves. consists ordinary eea mine surmounted sham periscope, which projects ...
... showing * two-thirds majority, recommend the Conference to advise the men not to resist the .taking of -the 50,000 men from the mines for the Army. As the delegates were attending the sectional meetings, a large coloured map showing the scale of the fighting ...
... uncared for. Oomb Oat of Miners. The Government, I hear, are determined that in any further combing out for the Army, the mines must surrender a more « substantial quota than has hitherto been the case, and although, I was able to state on Thursday, the ...