... medical Grade 3. Those granted ren’ewed on grounds employment Colliery Recruiting C out to to persons employed in or about coal mines. 3. Those granted renewed grounds of employment Port Labour Committees, or the Loudon Shipowners and Transport Workers Military ...

... to the Ministry of National Service to proreed immediately with the combing out all medically fit men who have entered the mines since August, 191 L The miners have asked to supply men. They reply that from 18,000 to men may bo obtained under their proposal ...

... Ireland, but there will a more vigorous combing out men of military age in the luxury * and non-essential services, in the mines, Government departments, including the miu service, and more extensive system substituted labour, with the aid of the labour ...

... Derby next week. Among the delegates accompanying Mr. are Messrs. Fry (American Moulders’ Union), Edgar Wallace (Editor of the Mine Workers* Journal), W. (Bricklayers’ and Plasterers’ Union), and C. Baine (Boot and Shoe Operatives’ Union). GOVERNMENT OFFICES ...

... tlicv leave the balk The Executive of the Free Church has passed resolution declaring it t . duty all the Churches to unite mine . tempt to place the international relatiunsliiv^ the world upon Ji ..! .? ...

... resulting in a huge majority against their Down Tools' plan to defeat the Goteinmenfs proposal comb out who have gone into the mines to avoid the Army. On Monday night the., ballot figures vverei Against Down Tools 60,ba ...

... consider flic attitujK the workmen towards proposals the Coal Controller (Mr. Guy i aithropl for combing-out more men from the mines for military service. It was stated that the Office required from this industi a 20 men May 9th, and a further number by the ...

... interested in maximum number of men for the probably owe more to the pacifists Uai? generally realised. “Combing out Welsh mines was bound be a operation, and anything like tempt making trouble might have infinite mischief. But the attack e® miners* executive ...

... for the Allies to throw into the defence every available man. This meant a sharp combing out all round, including the coal mines, which yielded a further 75.000 men. And the menace was averted, and the tide battle ultimately turned, but not before France ...

... from the mine* Exemptions have been withdrawn ,i|| who had entered the mines from ether ra ,j since August 4th. 1911. They will examined, and will hove the right ) '• If has lieen s'ated.” said Government . that many men entered the mines to military ...

... ballot taken throughout British coalfields as to whether the Miners’ Federation Should agree to the withdrawal 50,000 men from mines for military service, were privately revealed delegate* attending the adjourned conference of the Miners' Federation of Great ...

... the exception of certain classes employed on shipbuilding, boat and barge building, and repairs, and few men in oil shale mines and works. Skilled engineer's will not lie greatly affected. Only one skilled engineer in three under the age of Grade 1 man ...