Monmouth Guardian and Bargoed and Caerphilly Observer

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MINISTRY OF NATIONAL ??RV!CE I RUBBER SALVAGE SCHEME. Mi;)' try <;f National Service, Sxivngo i,} i urtiaont of the War • 1-0i,Î British lied Cross Society and !t < Ord^r <;f St. Johr of •lerJsaleoi, organising i scheme for the hf»i wige ,it waste rubber. The nation will benefit by the acquisition of tito rubb r, aud the sick and I wonttdol will benefit by tho proceeds which sre to be given to the British Red Cross Society. We are appalling for waste rubber in the possesion of members of the public who are willing to give it to ¡ the nation, especially applying to i those who have old motor tyres, cycle ) tyres, rubber boots, air cushions, rubber toys, rubber beels, soles of boots, etc., which might be put. to practical u.-f-P, whereas seme iv-e now lying idle. The appeal is praotioally directed to managers of motor gr,rage3, ship-building- and railway companies, hotel proprietors, and members of the public generally. In view the fact that the prin- ciple of the scheme is to benefit the Yltion and t Le sick and wounded, the combinat w n ;-hould be fufiiclrnt in- dueemeiit to the public to p-oduoe every scrap fA waste rubber they can I find. The Office hat; agreed to purchase the ru bber at a satisfactory price. The organisation of the col- lection is being undertakei by the Miuiatry of National Service who will have the advantage of the organis- ation of the British Red Cross Society in this connection. Arrangements are being m-tde to collect the ubber promptly with as little inconvenience to the public as possible. It cannot be too carefully pointed out that undertaking in connection with this scheme will continue to pro. ceed notwithstanding the fact that hostilities have ceased. It may be Stated that there is no shortage of rubber in the country, but it shoaH M- borne in mind that this is needed by the War Office for National purposes, and offer. should be sent by post to the A.D.N.S. Mon. Area, Headquarters, Charles-street, Newport, Mon."

THE RHYMNEY VALLEY I MINERS. NEW PRICE LISTS. I The meeting of the Bhymney Valley District of the South Wales Miners' Feder- ation was held at Bargoed on Saturday, Mr Mark English, New Trodegar (vice- president) in the chair. A supplied re- port saya that a vote of sympathy was passed with Mr John Hawkins (the preai. dent) in his illness. Tke officials present included Mr Edmund Jones, treasurer; Mr Albert Thomas, J.P., aub-ageat aud secre- bary; and Mr Walter Lewis J.P.. (agent). In his report the Agent dealt with the desire of workmen of the Elliot's and New Tredegar Collieries to have price lists re- vised, and in two cases for the institution of new lists. Mr N. Phillips, the Com- pany's agent, had shown considerable re- luctance to meet them in the matter, and had finally told them that it was no good meeting Mm as he was not going to make any concessions. In face of the t'\Ct he (Mr Lewis) hud no desire to meet him. As the matter had been enbmitted to the Con dilation Board and the employers had re-f used to appoint an arbitrator he had nothing further to do but to advise the jfforkmeB to seek permission to tender notices. He had no hesitation in saying that the revision of some of the old price lists was a very essential part of what was I called local representation, and that no in- dustrial peaee could be established in Wales without acting on the advice of the Inquiry Committee set up by the State who recommended that such old price lists should be revised —In regard to demobil- isation the Agent reported as far as they knew arrangements were being made for this purpose. They believed that the effective way to provide employment for miners returning from the, Army was for the employers to either open ap new work or re-open work that had been more or less closed during the war. The Executive Council agreed on this point and intended approachieg the employers through the Conciliation Board on the matter.—The Agent reported that Non-Unionism was rife at the Peagam Colliery, and the ar- rangement known as the Sir George Atsk- with Scheme has been found inadequate and had broken down. The woikmen therefore asked permission to tender notices on the following morning.—The district meeting however, decided to post- pone the notices for a week to give the agents time to approach the General Manager on the matter.

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