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... LABOUR. LORD TREOWEN ON COMBOUT OF MINES* Lord Treo.wen, Directoi Nationil Service tor Wales, interviewed by a Western Mail reporter Monday, denied emphatically that the Government decision to comb-out 50,000 men from the mines was challenge Labour. The interview ...
... was. Mr. Thomas said he did not know. Appeal dismissed. The military' representative criticised the methods of comb-out of mines, saying ■ could not understand what those responsible could bo thinking about Simply because men happened have been working ...
... presiding, wen he'd at the Institute }fall, on Monday evening, when fell con. sideratiou was given to the question of the mines comb-out as agreed to by lent aalfield motet-my. The report of the businces of the conference. which was given by Mr. W ...
... Council ror increases of wages or war bonus will hold an inquiry to-day (Wednesday) at 10.30 a.m. at the City-hall. Cardiff. -*- MINES COMB-OUT. LABOUR IRRITATION AT NEW ORDER. ...
... scheme for the combingout of miners for the army—the scheme which has been jointly approved by the executive committee the Mining Association of Great Britain representing the employers and the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain representing the miners ...
... classes e un.killt d werl cr . Dr. 11% N. Atkinson atul Mr. Veto( liartillOnl, Who were ace( utpank lentil Penni n, Inspreter of Mines, were present cn 1w half of the Colliery Tribunal, and Mr. W.. 1. Davies, represented the Ci lbw ry (4mpany. The meal at rzngrnu ...
... bold exemption from Local Trihunali, must be combed out of the collieries before any further scheme of recruiting from the mines be acmpted. That when the new scheme comes into operation it distill apply to all unmarried Class A workers from 1$ to 41 years ...
... prevent. The toafereace had been called to consider questions arising out of the Dee-walkslion (trder alerting employed at the mines, nod the following ethicist report was supplied : The general eecrelaty and Ire agents gate lengthy reports of the activities ...
... object, the increased earnings of his pal who is really miner trade. But. nas strong antagonism to places being taken in the mine since he went away selfish men who have never volunteeroa to anything for their country, but who have been able to earn high ...
... THE COMB OUT. With reference to the consb.out of the workmen who had entered the mines since 1914, the Agent the Coal Controller could not *grew to the combing-out of the men who were unfit for milkery worries, as recommended by the Blackpool Cooler. ...
... declared that they are fighting economic war. What may it mean the South Wales minors if they are allowed retain all they have -Mined at the present time the Ukraine, forced under the cloak of peace on Russia and Koumania To me the position is this: Before ...
... have entered the mines since August 14, 1915; (2) Surface workers or officials supervising such workers (other than enginemen. pumpmen, weighmen, electricians, fitters, and mechanics); and Workers of military age employed in the mines who during the last ...