... closely the effect of American competition in Europe with Welsh coal, informs me that the official returns just to hand from the United States giving the figures for last year entirely bear out his contention of what he calls the “blatant bogey” of foreign ...

... telegraphs, which up to now be handed over to the civil administration have been in the hands of the military, will as soon as possi being in readiness for the transfer. There is, how: ever, a lack of civil operators, and this may the change. involve eome ...

... was private seeretary to the Viseroy's Coanei and bas bees member of Por tne last two or three since his retirement from the Civil Ser- be base lived te the Items of the Fight SEAT WANTED FOR THE EX-PREMIER Siece the resait of the East Manchester election ...

... 1621, whe a mber of the family engaged in the basi- s in London. Deceased was a member of local Militia during the America Civil r. He was one of the twelve founders of St. Joseph Institate in 189, the first lic library im that place. te Morgan, Builth ...

... concerned. Resettlement, indeed, is a national affair, and it is particularly important that the Employer and the Worker should understand what lor she) ought to do. To the Employer : PIVOTAL OFFICERS OR MEN—“ ’• are men who by up their civil work will ...

... LAND GENEROUS SCHEME OF TRAIN ING AND EQUIPMENT. In connection with the training for agriculture oi oiticers upon re-settlement in civil life, the Board Agriculture have framed a under which allowances of A: 125 per annum for two years may bo gnintcd ...

... in that st tended rejudicial to good tarmin farming land weil in order to secure the to displace smail-holders already re-settlement of other farmers of the very class as those disp! i t was pointed out that no gain would occur in the national production ...

... training 20,009. Unless urther facilities are pro- vided without delay some time must ela lore any of these men can be re-settled in civil life with any prospect of earning a iving wage. hen it is remem that up to date only 18,000 men have been trained in ...

... 4th March, 1920. = NISTRY OF LABOUR. BRANCH N EMPLOY MENT OFFIC. APPOINTMENT OF BRANCH XANAGERS for work connected wit RESETTLEMENT CIVIL EMPLO OF MEMBERS OF HM. UNEM PLOYMENT. INSURANCE. The Ministry of Labour are prepared to ve Applications rr sons to ...

... it is,” namely, ander the British Parlio- men’, Whether that exclnded area is to be on the basis of the provincial unit or the county unit is not a vital jssue, an it isa point whieh may safely be left lo U ter itself to decide; but of this Tam «quite certain ...

... be preserved with a consequent avoidance of the parochialism and freak legislation which mark the provincial affairs of the United States. It does not appear from the information at present available what steps are to he suggested with a view to the avoidance ...

... of the Reich makes it clear that evacuation of the Ruhr and the resumption of German civil and financial control of the Rhineland is a sine qua non of the resettlement of 'Europe. CRITICISMS OF THE SCHEME. There are two criticisms that I should like to ...