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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 ...
... Mincro 1 Ketleration ballot on (no ';ue-riou of “down tools” polity in ..‘ut of the Government proeeed- K the comb-out in mines follow Against down tools tv, 60.6.’i6: for, 15,172; majority against, 45,481. iJSIf ...
... MINES COMB Durin the t week a_ travelling medical board has visited the whole of the collieries in the South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire districts for the purpose of examining those men who entered the mines since Auguat, 1915. have been About ...
... ist ion ballot on the question of “down tools” policy in the event of the Government proceeding with the somb-out scheme in mines were as follow: Against “‘ down tools” policy 60,656 or ee ae ee eecetee 15,172 Majority against 40,454 A FAMOUS ...
... COMBING-OUT MINES The adjourned conference the South Walea niU'Ors’ delegates, held at Cardiff yesterday to ferthet consider the quretion *>t combing-out in nranes, decided by a iurge majority to accept the recommendation of the Miners' federation of ...
... MINES COMB OUT. On the’ suggestion .of Sir. Auckland Geddes, the miners’ agents and colliery Tate owners have been requested to in furnishing information to recruiting of the mines. authorities for clearing post-war men out RECORD PRICE FOR MUTTON. What ...
... particular Mr. Bevin instances shipbuilding as an industry where a large number of women could fill the places of young men. Coal mining he hopes to leave for some months, at any rate, untouched by such comb-out as it underwent in the latter part of the last ...
... minimum figure of 720.000 men in the mines would have to maintained. It is clear that voluntary recruitment will not of itself produce the numbers required. It will now be necessary to call up men for the coal mines in the same way as for the armed Forces ...
... number of British assistant superintenarrests were made , but many dent of police, Mr. W. J. Elson, was killed when one of the mines and bombs found near the studio blew up during efforts by British sappers to neutralise them. A second police officer, Deputy ...
... all appearance, is generally accepted. How, then, do Mr. Bevin’s proposals bear upon the coal-mining situation ? He is proposing to take more men from the mines. To be precise, he is proposing to raise (by three years) the reservation age for coal hewers ...
... •* MINERS” COMBED OUT. The Moamoafhshire Mining Tribonail yesterday “combed out” hundreds of young men who had gone to mines since August last, their former occupations being painters, quarrymen, foundry men, greengrocers, hauliers, and students. ...
... 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 ...