... tho 11.••• k 3!1.i rtim an advance in values which they all !timed EtlIANe OTTI I CLAIM Sri- C- FAA and omit back to their civil oecupatioe we The Chancellor of the Exclitepte isaid lie had a- --- '' ' ' ' ---- ee------- Ottcoe'stre. receiving uo military ...

... needs of the future admirably. They include arrangements for a period of leave on full allowance before discharge and re-settlement in civil life, which is only just, for the men who have LONDON: 3, CENTRAL BUILDINGS. WESTMINSTER, S.W. I. i I 1 ' 1 1 I I ...

... the mercantile marine. According to • statement recently issued by the Micastry of Shipping R.N.R. officers bare been resettled in civil life, whilst tlr.‘re is • bslanc• I,WI R.N.R. officers available for crim'orrieset, the latter numb•r inclusive of these ...

... in 1920. France is naturally the from which the bulk of the imports are drawn, but the United Kingdom a good ',cond. Large areas wore brought.iireter tory or civil administration ahieli had previously been either unsulxluod or left alone. FRENCH LOANS ...

... 1 Ambassador, said he did not had any rause for worry over the • polio) , of the United States, lie time would come when we to-eye on merchant vowels, as M naval resettle We try to need for great Illembant flee' that you will try to understand a small ...