... harbour waters with thousands of mines, which they had been churning out from two factories in the narbour area Mines Comb-out Aitnougn tfie entrances to some of the beaches are about ready to take small craft, all the mines in the bigger docks must becombed ...

... industries and the Forces Speaking of the men who will be called up for work in the mines, he said: We intend that all those coming from occupation unconnected with coal mining shall be trained in Ministry of Labour centres for one month anti thereafter they ...

... explosion near Petah Tiqva last night, it was officially announced to-day. Three British sappers were injured while removing mines on the road to Quastina. H.Q. of the Sixth Airborne Division. . The official statement. which listed British casualties, added ...

... Ireland Women Belgium t v t Switzerland The best feature of Stock Exchange Markets today was the useful recovery in African Gold Mining Shares on the assumption that the Rand native labour strike will end in the immediate future Johannesburg came in as a good ...

... [r. between forty-six up the older women vp!.>ouU i exercised. Boys and 1 0 be directed into tbe la the** Aline Direction .mining industry he had 720.000 men and , 6quired 30,000 soon as Thl, at mast another 20,000 next der *itai. seemed to be some .. ...

... leading members of the Jewish terrorist organisation, Irgun Zvai Leumi had been arrested in Jerusalem. The largest number of mine detectors yet used in any operation in Palestine were used. Air and sea patrols are being maintained over the coastal belt ...

... MAN WHO FEARED THE MINE A comb-out of ex-miners engaged in other occupations led to the appearance before the Wrexham County Justices, to-day, of Alfred Jones Barnett, aged 35, of Tan-y-Fron. on a charge of failing to present himself for work Llay Hall ...

... OF MINES IN WAR ELECTION WOULD BE NEEDED «I COULD not responsible for undertaking any • {lirt ner great change, and certainly not permanent great change, in the mining industry during the war. because that would require to be ratified or preceded by a ...

... The report says:— There remains the possibility of drifting mines. There was before the court considerable evidence from coastguard district officers at Mumbles and Croyde of floating mines in the Bristol Channel and Irish Sea. Whether this was the ...

... Compulsory Call-up to Get More Men for Mines RECRUITS TO TRAIN MAJOR GWYLM LLOYD GEORGE, Minister of I-uel and Power, opening the debate on the coal situation the House ot Commons, to-day, said the Government proposed to take measures immediately for ...

... Aug. 29, 1946. 3 Troops Hunt Mines in Beauty Spots ARMY WILL FREE 50,000 MORE ACRES By A STAFF REPORTER AYEARLY 50,000 Army-requisitioned acres in the North are shortly to be released by Western Command following a big mine-clearing drive to restore farm ...

... Montgomery’s men are fed they will do Eighth Army deeds.” Mine Machinery In Rags Major Braithwaite (Buckrose, C) said that increased mechanisation was the only way to increase production. Machinery in the mines is in rags. The Minister of Production is responsible ...