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... Unionism in the House Commons. Training of Offioers for After-War Work. important step towards the solution the problem the resettlement the officerand the soldier in the same walk life—After the war is the Appointments Department of the Ministry of Labour ...
... June 13, 1930. The Copenhagen United Shipping Company the imminent resumption the steamer service between Esbjerg and Eugluud no long suspended owing to in tie Ids. The Department of Civil Demobilisation end Resettlement is being disbanded. Its remaining ...
... Labour has appointed Mr. E. 0. Cunningham succeed Sir Stephenson Kent Controller-General of the Department of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement Ministry of Labour. Mr. Bridgeman, reply Mr. Macquiston in the Hoittie of Com mens yesterday, said the whole ...
... hlor, polling their coloured minitter to them. It ia explained that the rutting off of immigration trom Europe into the United States nein& to the war has given the Soother,' ',ogre an opportunity of e-eaping from the rrp7 tlMdi I that surround him'in ...
... KEWS-LCTTOU Sir—When take stock of resettlement of ex-service officers and men, it ia satisfactory to learn that ninety per cent, those who have been demobilised during the past year liave already been reabaorbed in civil life. But I am informed that although ...
... VICTORY of our irms will speedily succeeded demobilisation, which carries with the consequent necessary adjustments into civil life and industrial channels. am fully alive to this great problem, and will support the most sympathetic and generous treatment ...
... has acted chairman the Newspaper Conference the boguining the war. He chairman of cho Oncers' Resettlement Coramitlee and viceohairman of tho Labour Resettlement Committee, chairman the London and Houth-Earteni Divisional Council of and was chairman *be ...
... speaking for . a united Introduction to the bright volume •• A Hunco of action that must be carried into Ireland, will appeal to America and to Years of Irish Ilistory: and Rim effect without • moment's unnecessary the President of the United States, and ...
... of union is again stirring among the dry bones Presbyterian divisions in Scotland. When the Free and the United Presbyterian Churches agreed to unite seven years ago very general hope was engendered that the Presbyterianism Scotland was in the way to an ...
... ARCHITECTS (England and Walasi.—Architecta De* obihs.ition Committee. Jo, Bedford Sqnarc. W.G.I. ENGINEERS, Civil, Mechanical, and Elcctrleal.— Institute, Civil F.nginecr6, Great George Street. SW.i. . . |.»K EDI CATION OFFICIALS.-Board of Education Education ...
... and of very nearly four-fifths of the population of the sister island, and there abundant evidence to show practically the united support all the groat self-governing dominions of the Crown. (Loud cheers.) these circumstances—and I have said nothing which ...
... people to united hi order to remount thew difficult days and their onesternenms After enumerating the reforms alreade brooght shout in the timbre 004 10 Prune.. sad sperfring other reforme which it Wadd to tetrad the mewled. appeals to al civil and milithry ...