... MONDAY— 13 1927 BESIEGED EDITOR YIELDS THEATRICAL CLIMAX TO SERIO-COMEDY NO CIVIL WAR FIRE HOSE AND LADDERS OUTSIDE OFFICE Paris Monday After a state of siege at his office for ten M Leon Daudet the Royalist leader and editor of the Action arrested today ...

... HEAVY EXCAVATIONS SITE CLEARANCE REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS SEWERS ROADS ETC J JONES LTD building & civil engineering CONTRACTORS DITTON WIDNES TELEPHONE: WIDNES 2373 (MOUSE LEMONADE ITS TO THINK OUR FAVOURITE WILL SOON BE BACK AGAIN BARGAINS TOY YACHTS ...

... DEMOBILISATION N w GOV RNMENT CONTROLLER. It is officially announced that the Government has created a civil depart- ment of demobilisation and resettlement, responsrble to the Ministry of Labour under a Controller-General At the request of the Prime Minister ...

... Reconstruction, outlined this part the great rebuilding. Demobilisation and Resettlement. Sir Stephenson Kent has been appointed Controller-! civil side of demobilisation and resettlement The Minister of Munitions has appointed a Demobilisation Board under the ...

... the Government realises the difficulties that Civil Resettlement Units have been set up. Training is entirely for the civil side of life.” TOURS TO FACTORIES To help the men to get their pre-view of civil life, tours have been arranged to a ...

... 800, and by the end of the year about 18,000. There has been no relaxation in the efforts to prepare soldiers fur re-settlement in civil life. During the year the number of Army vocational training centres was 'increased from two to three. During the ...

... races and the political system, but on the point of winning the war quickly America was united with us in joint determination. On other problems of post-war resettlement, it was important to realise that America was impressed by what we did, and not by what ...

... linking tho training with civil employment on discharge, tho report iiotn* out that one section the educational branch of the War Office has kept constant touch with all the Government departments concerned in any wav with resettlement, and h*» consequence ...

... would' land the industry into serious difficulties such had never been contemplated. The suggestion was made that the Resettlement Committee should be disbanded and the Chairman, Mr. R. Wilson, replied tlwit if they took such a course the building industry ...

... people to change their regime. But his Majesty's Government is not prepared to take any step that would permit or encourage civil war in that country. PERSIA—TROOPS TO GO Persia w discussed at Potsdam and arrangement made for the immediate withdrawal of ...

... our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from the Forces and from war work, including those who have been disabled during their ...

... and Queen yesterday visited the first of a series of readjustment units designed by the Army to help repatriated prisoners of war to find their right place in civilian life. This unit, where some 250 men from the prison camps of Germany are learning the ...