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... the Military Service Act. means, whereas all other trades married and single are placed one footing (as they should be». in mining there is going preferential treatment for one section the expense of another section. I expect Will said that married men ...
... have formation to recruiting -authorities for clearing been requested to co-operate in furnishing in- poet-war mep out of mines. Strawberries are in flower in the open ip ® ra ...
... Britain determine the action of the Federation on Government proposal for the recruitment of further 50.000 men from the.coal mines, met at Westminster yesterday. Mr. Robert Smillio (president) was in the chair, and 160 delegates were present. A Northumberland ...
... men will be withdrawn who Ihave entered the mines since August, 1914, although a large number of these have already been combed out. The number which the National Service Minis- try has stipulated from the mining industry in the present instance is 50,000 ...
... that o th - - no such right. • er w contention put for andby Mr. L _,as that where men, ordered on aubstioth:'ut gone into the mine, they must take ,rcr a -r. 'work of national importance. The st. re ` A ll Y Practically bore out this interpretPracc—ee, 4; ...
... cash, while the three months’ quotation fell 3f, to' £3lo}. Amongst tin mines Anglo-Continental were firm at 14s. 6d., Champion Tin at 5a., Rayfield at 12s. 9d. In Cornish mines. East Pool were steady at 24e. lid.. South Croft at 31s. lid., while hardened ...
... bullion is 2i millions above it. GOLD MINE CLOSES DOWN. A circular to the shareholders of the Selukwe Gold Mine, Ltd., states that the Rhodesian directors and engineers having strongly, recommended that operations at the mine should be closed down at the end ...
... intimation had been received from the authorities that was necessary that a further 50,000 Class A men should withdrawn from the mines for miliary service. The Federation referred the. various districts the question of procedure as to the raising ef the required ...
... that the delegates at the adjourned conference the inst. should move that miners take part recruit from the mines until all men who entered the mines since the beginning of the war have been combed out. WOMEN’S SHARE IN EMPIRE AFFAIRS. ' FRANCHISE AND HIGHER ...
... the whole grievance against the Man Power Bill affects the rank and file of the engineering industry. The engineering and mining industries are the only two trades that have been diluted any great extent with men of military age and physical fitness, ...
... consumption fabout 30,000 tons, including service supplies). They e now down to the requirements for six months MEN FOR THE MINES. Sir Auckland Geddes informed the Miners' Pederation Executive at the recemt conferemce ey mamers in the Army who are no longer ...
... brilliant illuminarion, our in g- ops, o-.* public b*nldin.Tr.—Your*, fc-. GUY CAI.THROP, Confre.ller of Coal Mines. T-oord Trad'. Goal Mines Department, Holfcorn Yiaduci Hotel, London, E.C.1., February o. 1918. PACIFIST LITERATURE. Editor of The Yorkshire ...