... of men availweapon of defence must be one which will en- able at the time *hen the mines, were being able the community to say— combed out for Military, purposes, the mine managers: were eneouragid by the Coal Con' • Withdraw your labour it you will, but ...

... extending our mines. is frank of him to admit this, because it is one of the arguments against State ownership that State direction, if permanent, would continue to show lack of enterprise. But he explains that owing to the ' comb out of the mines in Hie critical ...

... hare them until it i recogniwi everywhere that labour mut hare un ant effective voice in settling working condition in the mine thw factory and the workshop and that thv highest possible wsgre in retura for the greatest possibly output is the only sano ...

... ogeitia ailmong any more men to tiaten for the Army. Mr. Smillie said to the Herald: -- Opinissi is growing stronger in the mining industry that no more Men should i.e vine plied for military service the Outer!, meat expirse willingne.s. nut wily to .late ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...