... further persecution. They were willing to obey spiritual authority, but contended that if the Lords ot tbe Privy Council or civil judges msde any orders they would justified and it would be their duty to disomy them. The Privy Council would not have two ...

... release their sense of fairness would satisfied. 538,912 DEALT WITH UP TO THURSDAY. The Controller-General Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement announces that since the date of the armistice to noon on Thursday tho following have been discharged or d ...

... Personnel, who are members of the Council of the Association, their speeches referred the vital importanos of the re-settlement m-regulars in civil life if, under our voluntary system, the establishments the throe arc to be maintained. Members of the Council ...

... team won the Brigade- Inter-Unit Water Polo League, with our B team a good second. Here is the team: Lieut. C. S. Howard (capt.), Priv. Baulch, Priv. Morris, L.C. Earley, Lance-Corpl. Medland, and Priv. Cody. In the inter-unit aquatic sports, we were placed ...

... occupations. People finding 'heir resettlement in industry seriously retarded bv the efTect of continued disability should approach the manager the local Employment Exchange. and an. interview will arranged with a special Resettlement Officer appoints! for this ...

... RESETTLEMENT OF REPATRIATES WORK DESCRIBED AT * TAUNTON description the work to be performed by the Civil Resettlement Units being established throughout the country to readjust former prisoners of war to civilian life before their discharge was given ...

... additional funds to meet the needs of families whose men are still serving *. thirdly, still more to resettle the families of ex-Service men in civil life. It is towards this national appeal for a million pounds that Somerset has promised to try and ...