... ON the motion for the adjournment in the Commons today Major Legge-Bourke (C., Isle of Ely), raised the question of land resettlement. The first problem was the supply of sufficient labour to the land and, secondly, to provide land for men when they came ...

... for restitution by Germany after the war; and he has many interesting things to say about the general aspect of European resettlement, in which he regards it as unlikely that such small States as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Albania should resume their ...

... LIVERPOOL DAXL DRAMATIC & MUSICAL! back tojovil life. DBMOBILIS ATION AND RESETTLEMENT. Betty «t Bay was produced for the first time any stage the Court Theatre lart March, since when it has charmed London and struck oil in the provinces generally—a tribute ...

... demobihsstion Or certain Army reservicts employed in civilian work are announced by the Controller-General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement. Soldiers released from the colours under the conditions of Army Council Instruction 344 of 1916 and Army Reserve ...

... last Mad 14 • night h7s been established as *llia - It Monies visa 'al ta sibs John Bl.lckwell, of the Civil ws..rtrw, earrke and al 1104 Resettlement Unit. Clatterbrid. Trlo.ty ehurrh. Iterrtrea r nett. 267 Hunt crn* whose home is in Hammersmi th. is se ...

... more to the country in civil than in military employment. Class P. and P. (T.) was established in October, 1916, for the purpose meeting the case men of a low category whose services were considered to be more usefully employed civil life than the Army, ...

... Admiralty (who presides), four naval offirers (Sea Lords!, two civil oflScials (Civil Lords), a Parliamentary and Financial Secretary (a member of the Government), and Permanent Secretary (a Civil Servant) Famous Eyes; Tommy Handjey. MORE NEWS PRINTED LATER ...

... Wide Scope “This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Goverrtment’s comprehensive plan for the resettlement of all men and women on their return to civil life. This plan is incomparably wider scope and more liberal in its benefits than the arrangements ...

... welcomed as a sign that the Government is taking firmly in hand the work of domestic resettlement. But certain groups are very angry about it, and if they have their way civil strife may develop. They seem, in fact, to be more concerned to assert their own ...

... REPATRIATION. The Controller-General Civil Demobilisation Resettlement announces that (he last date for the receipt applications for repatriation from British workmen—including their wives and children—who came the United Kingdom from overseas order work ...

... I am ready with my friends to meet Sir Archibald Sinclair and his friends at any time to discuss the elements and bases of united Liberal policy which shall ensure that, in the vast changes foreshadowed in the post-war world, the authoritarians shall not ...

... be the returned prisoners of war, and with particular thought for these there have been organised what are termed civil resettlement units. There will be many problems arising, in particular in those who have been confined to one set surroundings, and ...