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... man dispersal, such a« writers, victualling and sick-berth ratings, and ! men the trawler section, R.N.R., still needed for mine-sweeping, but apart from these application I to made September 15th tire manning ! depot# for relief# for ail demobilisable ...
... D.S.M. Christmas-box. Today have been warning shipping the war channel of mine* adrift: what with wind and sea, you can guess has been cold on deck. one allowed below when mines are about. Just at Christmas I had 36 hours on tho bridge. We've just got ...
... three times that in South Wales. It is recognised, of coarse, •that the mining conditions in the two countries are wider) , different, not only in the nature and construction of the mines, hut also because in.Anierica . morhanical appliances for and working ...
... Stamp thought the return capital the coal mining industry before the war was extremely low, and mentioned the amount of wasting capital put into the mines in the form pit and on, which hadi be abandoned when tho mine was worked out. The aluB of this wasting ...
... strict our own, in fact. And although loss one or two American ships was admitted, the unking of the battleship Minnesota, a mine September 29, 1919* has been kept dark till just recently. ■-rjr -tjr ...
... but was under consideration through the Coal Controller. They also claimed that* civilian a' who were displaced from the mines the return soldier miners should dealt with through the Joint committees. did not believe that a single soldier miner desired ...
... some towns, where schools boon closed for weeks together. Mr. IX Witton Booth, the Divisional Officer of the Board Trade's Mines Deportment, states to-day tliat the strikes the South Yorkshire coalfield hsvs seriously depleted At present many the industrial ...
... “districts” in the mines to closed. further, voluntary enlistments and the “comb-out” came along the coal owners found that they could not the full amount repairs. When they came to be assessed to excess profit© duty and later on to coal mines excess payments ...
... WORKERS* HOURS. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEET IN. LONDON. The National Council Mine Workers, other than miners, yesterday met the Mining Association Great Britain, at the offices the. Controller Mines, Holborn Viaduct Hotel, to consider S-bonr day, inclusive meal time ...
... comb-out cam-’ along, the .. a u . ...
... obviously against allowing any more men l>e fakon for the Army, Mr. Smillie said to the “Herald”:— Opinion is growing stronger the mining industry that, no more men should supplied for military service until the Government express willingness, not only’ state ...
... abandon the neutral market s, It woulil require a large volume to give in detail the own us work done by the Controller of Mines, the Controller of Shipping, the Admiralty, and the; committees of trade experts organised in connection' with these tanks ...