... The Coal Output. 1101111 CYFICE AND 111.2 i Cs MI- EK. A mining corresposilee: that • joint the committee of and of 'the e: the torderatinn will b. WI ale Thanday. Blty 16th. irmaidcr the brat 1111V0119 4 Menling the output of coal. From the oetbeeak ...

... wish to i-e troubled with other visitors just yet. SHIRKERS IX MIXES A mining correspondent writes: —The question of who should act the “combing out” of the shirker* from the mines appears to a very moot one. Vet it should not have many difficulties in ...

... when an employer already keeps register in compliance with the requirements of the Minister of Munitions, and in the ease of mines where employers have furnished Hats to the colliery recruiting courts Every male of military age most furnish necessary information ...

... have so far been exempted. Thew include pumping engine men • niploy ed ;n day works, who have up to now teen exempted. On the mining, mechanical, enxinee-ing and technical aides of china clay development and production, some members on the Tribunal have a ...

... absurdity of such a statement. Mr. Walsh w’ould have us believe that close upon 150,000 unnecessary slackers have gone down the mines. We believe the number considerably nearer 500 than 3,000. But the exaggeration saved the Compulsionists and secured the ...

... conscripting youths of 18.. and quoted the case London youth 18 who. after being hospital suffering from nerre shock, due to mine explosion. was sent back to the Front, and later, after trial court-martial, was sentcnoed be shot for desertion. The sentence ...