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... the civil population is growing with the resettlement the country. The Colonial and American mails were: South Africa 660,000 articles India, and China 600,000 articles Axiatralia (average 1,009 sacks New Zealand (average 200 sacks! sacks United States ...
... Record Office, Blandiord. (b) Army officers and other ranks on leave-from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph @. They must retyrn. to their units to be demobilised 1i they can be spared. 11. It is not necessary for offers ...
... putting them into touch with smitable employ. ment on the completion of their course of instruction. It is computed” that in the United Kingdom 400,000 men of the dicer type wilk need soitable employment, and these men salected from amongst their fellows ms ...
... 18th ?loco. no Only Dublin Candidate Successful. Presions Results enelude.— FIRST PLACE, UNITED KINGDOM, end BIM RUBE RESULT to 13 of 13 .I,sec-owe asenslose tan& CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 31 RUTLAND SQUARE. DUBLIN. JAMES P. KENNEDY. LATE &It.C.cL. PPINCIPAL ...
... tine land, lust where vaq of then. had to he resettled holdings. had nearly sufficient tlnm gi,tice. given to tido aspect of thus question. It a matter of imm e nse importance 10 ohether the faintly should be unit it. -inennes for re. constitoting our ...
... League. and the only important absentees o ere Germany. Russiii, and the United States. As a of the Lotarno Pad, ri ersaany was about to join the League, while, though the United States considered itself debarred its traditional policy flow entering into ...
... that time. Only let it be remembered that in such a mat- W haste may not make for speed. The work of re-settling the population, re-establishing civil institutions, and re-organisnig the great indus true., be thoroughly well done, and cannot be done in ...
... says:— We take it that ilr. Asquith's visit to Ireland is • necessary preliminary to the restoration in that country of civil authority and the rule of law. What sort of an Executive are we now to set up in Ireland? One thing is cleir. It ought to be ...
... The first men to he - released Iron. their units wilt he those who an required in a milotary or civil capacity to conduct the general work of demob. ilisfoion. and those who, having inured a distaste foe civil life, c hoose to enlist hr a new Regular Army ...
... Controller General of Demobilisation and I Resettlement mates tb• •thouncenthst , 1. One of the eoliths■ principles to the meeth whewme tor the deroohingUrna the Forces is that tee the deinotilhavd tint for return to civil ill. Meted* those who been amertalned ...
... for the strengthening of peace and the further ance of civilisation might to lead to a close Alliance between United Europe' and the United States. Great Euro- ...