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... State. They cannot ee settled promptly and properly if old Party quarrels sr e to be revived. The re-settlement of our sailors. Giddier+, I and •irtron in civil life, and the of tha Disabled ond the Bereaved ntuot be :twang our first ditties and command our ...
... ranks to the Record Ofilice. Elandford. fis Army and other rank, on leave horn units In the routed Kingdom act in actordanoe with paragraph 6. They must return to their units to Ne oemottnised If they can be spared. 11. It is not natatory for offers of ...
... keynote of the selienie tinder which the Appointments Department of the Ministry of Labour seek. to facilitate the resettlement in civil life of officers and men of similar educational promise. the scheme may he divided broadly into two parts, first, training ...
... generally speaking. demobilising the Army by unite, which would involve the sodden abolition of certain unite, but by reducing unite to cadre strength. Nor are we, generally speaking, demobilising the Navy by units, that is to say by ships , which won' mean ...
... Exchanges and committees. It is only by cooperation among the employers of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life can be succeesfully dealt with. To the credit of employers it may be said that very few of them refuse to recognise ...
... women engaged in the indispensable manufactures. But the return to civil life of one or two millions ef men wnl produce a terrible strain and much confusion. Such a vast resettlement of industry has never happened in modern history, and no one can predict ...
... wM bad themeless only largisk unit, yet as the Spaniards aro born riders--the very beggars ride—the family takiag _up a pastoral unit easily fall into the haSts of shepherding and superintendence. When, however, the unit is mice created it cohnot be altered; ...
... regime, with which we may hope to find ourselves- in the fullest sympathy. What is, perhaps, of most consequence, in the resettlement of Europe after the war the Allies may now expect to be free from a great deal of distasteful restraint which the prejudices ...
... of a Baron of the United Kingdom on Sir Charles Hardinge, Governor-General Designate of India. He will probably take the title' of Lord Penehurst. I The List. , The report of the Select. Committee of the i ;House of Commons on the Civil List was issued ...
... NOTES ON DEMOBILISATION. STRIKE SEQUELS. The hindrance to the resettlement of the eountry which I ventured to suggest might result from strikes on a large scale, following on the disturbance of industry ceased by demobilisation, is, unfortunately. de ...
... of Lord Inchcape, a resolution was passed pledging the great trading community to make every effort for the resettlement of ex-officers in civil life. OVER THERE ITEMS. The Prince of Wales had a great reception at Halifax yesterday.—Reuter. Britain ...
... return would not in any way prejudice the interests of 1 the nation. He believed that would ease the , problem of labour resettlement a great deal. be Minister ass addressing a meeting of the Local Adriaory Committees for the West Midland area. He outlined ...