... Sacrifice. Sir.- There is a great deal of talk about the combing out of men eligible for the Army from munition factories, coal mines, etc. Now, sir, are all expected to be making some kind of sacrifice in this groat crisis, and while this combing out business ...

... MILITARY Time Expired (Ossett).—The combing out of men who entered the mines from other industries is not likely to affect a man tha circumstances stated, the matter being one for the Colliery Court to decide. War Worker (Doncaster). —The information ...

... The Council, said Mr. Smith had befoi’e them the case of a member of the Wheldale and Fryston branch, who had worked in the mine from boyhood, and who had been called to the ui s. The question was taken with the Military Authorities and the Control Board ...

... Offices. Have no more right to retain young men than have private employers. Moreover, Mr. Clement Edwards, represents a great mining constituency, has declared that there are 573,000 miners of military age in this country the present moment, 200,000 of them ...