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... ultimate demobilisation tin* forces has now presented to the War Cabinet a siheme for effecting the discharge and resettlement in civil life of the members or the forces. scheme the result of a very careful I'onsiderution of all aspects proliiem by* the ...
... constituted a single .problem. First, there Was the resettlement of sailors and soldiers to civil life, and secondly, the resettlement those who 4 been engaged in war industries. The question of the civil worker he regarded as being more difficult even than ...
... birth—his first care on arrival here. RESETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS, A Committee charged with a very urgent responsibility has just been appointed by the Ministry Labour, it is described as the Officers’ Resettlement Committee, and its chairman is Lord Burnham ...
... plans for peace circumstances had made fair progress. It was to the local adviaory committees that they for the tweedy resettlement of our ,qilendid soldiers in oivilian life. The Ministry wee already etartiug to put slme plans into operation. The machinery ...
... ranks to the lie ord Office, Blandfo.'d. Army officers and other ranks leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with par. 6. They must return to their unite to demobilised if they can spared, 11. It not necessary for offers of employment ...
... amounting at y.9 ( ' * know where r .1,,- ‘Khlanders were cost’ 111 ?’ b'ot the Boches f, 71st they were up Territorial formed a unit. ye vir- i an eTI( 'd Cfllw*ed • ew nobly the expectations', how 3 I'Pbeld the traditions a which they > upheld t]* r ee_ counties ...
... front under et wistful of hatn _„ tionietalung her eyes wars anxious. her fic• was pale. mar pretext whatsoever by German civil or. the 'natter!' and it 'Few p a l e r ae Wier reared their den the militam authorities, or by any private O rr -1 D or ...
... from on The profits & Lloyds increase over 1917 Sir Stephenson-Kent resigned position of Controller-General civil demobilisation and resettlement 34 the Clyde-built airship Inohinnan extending over 19 hours In to facilitate release shipping from requisition ...
... the Employment and committees. It is only co-operat among the employers .of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life caii successfully dealt with. the credit of employers it may said that very few the* refuse recognise that they ...
... nurse who has returned to civil life write The Nurses Demobilisation Resettlement Committee 16 Curzon Street Mayfair W I or in the case of Scotland 112 George St Edinburgh the necessary Government organisation for resettlement of workers of both sexes ...
... Manchester, shows how anxious is to get a satisfactory scheme into working order. THE RESETTLEMENT COMMITTEE. The problepi bad been considered by th« Labouf Resettlement Committee, which Viscount Burnham is chairman, the preceding day. The Standing Sub-Committee ...
... so heartily wallast week—needs one thing to make it not hare aa the resolve to make Sir Edwin been in vain. The process civil resettle- Cenotaph Whitehall a ™ ' ment must have fair field. The failure of memorial to “The Glorious lleatt the parties the most ...