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... COMB-OUT” IN MINES. All **Pitmen” Since 1912 to be Recruited. The London N Agenc cy is informed on bigh @utnority that a the quiners big call-up o1 ‘Lhis has beg uD re exclusively to men who have ep industry since + ol tereu the coal le mining ous, lhe Secreta ...
... been granted conditional exemption rehiest u> ha to work a coal mine, which he Ld dens. was urged the National SerrK* representative lAaa » » “tombing out roeo who bad gone Vk the mines suoo the outbreak , '» ' Tli ••king phase the exemption should oanoelled ...
... their entering the industry, and the employers may appeal the same courts on the ound that certain men are indispensable the mines. This indispenaabHity, however, only extends to certain grade*. ** It has already been stated,** sa»d Government official, ...
... COMMANDEER ATX COAL MINES. Wasttiwcron. December SB. Mr. James R. Garfield. Controller of feaa iaauid an Order commandeer.ng a 1 coal which is mined. This drastic action has been taken order ensure immediate release of many •hips beld in various ports ...
... SHIRKERS FROM THE COAL MINES. The South Walea Colliery Recruiting Court to-day combed out policemen, wages clerks, chemist's aMi«- tanU, butchers, and printers who entered the oollieriee after the war began 3.000 AEROPLANE WORKERS STRIKE, Iffiree thousand ...
... MUTER 8 ANT) P. 'ABT REPRESENTATION. THE COMBING OUT” MINES. The conference of the Minem* eat in private at Southport to-day. M close it *aa officially stated the ExecuUveCcffimittee bad rearranged their for the of Federation candidate* *t the and had ...
... Britain opened Southport, to-day. The agenda included the question of setting up mining tiob.lity bureaus each district, the comb-out of si?a who have commenced work the mines aiooe August, 1914 and Executive G>ramittee’s proposals ® r* f- renco to federation ...
... appealing for the Lexemption of h is assistant, Bl, aged 22, and single, urged that the man’s services were essential to the mining industry. Applicant said that he took the man into is employ eight months after war broke out. le was then 19 years of age ...
... high authority thai call-up of the miners has begun. This ‘“comb-out ” refers exclusively to men who have entered the coal mining 1914. The industry since 4 August, Tr ders in May and Secretary issued two 0 November of tnis year by which all certi- ficates ...
... GFKMAN AUXILIARY CRUISER SUNK Reuter’s Copenhagen oorreepomlent telegraphs this morning: A German auxiliary cruiser struck mine tipsouth-western side of LiUegrund. The ship sank in a few minutes. Masts funnels rise above the water. It reported that lives ...
... power has materially changed, and it has changed for tho worse. programmes for of munition works, for shipbuilding yards, for mining, and forestry have matured, and ar ...