... DEMOBILISATION N w GOV RNMENT CONTROLLER. It is officially announced that the Government has created a civil depart- ment of demobilisation and resettlement, responsrble to the Ministry of Labour under a Controller-General At the request of the Prime Minister ...

... Number and Name of Unit. Example “of Yeomanry Lofantry —Line and Number and “me of Unit ample 2/5 Bedfordshire and Number ot Brigade aad the Division. Exam 2s. Artillery Brigade, Anglian Dirsion 4.R.G.A—Line and Nember and Name of Unit Example Deron Royal ...

... LIVERPOOL DAXL DRAMATIC & MUSICAL! back tojovil life. DBMOBILIS ATION AND RESETTLEMENT. Betty «t Bay was produced for the first time any stage the Court Theatre lart March, since when it has charmed London and struck oil in the provinces generally—a tribute ...

... demobihsstion Or certain Army reservicts employed in civilian work are announced by the Controller-General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement. Soldiers released from the colours under the conditions of Army Council Instruction 344 of 1916 and Army Reserve ...

... REPATRIATION. The Controller-General Civil Demobilisation Resettlement announces that (he last date for the receipt applications for repatriation from British workmen—including their wives and children—who came the United Kingdom from overseas order work ...

... on with the Admiralty and the War Office, with a new to ensuring that no delay intervenes between wat service and resettlement in civil life. It proposed uw connection with these arrangements to form at an early date a oom mittee represent. profesuonal ...

... number , such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large industry, such the demobilisation the Forces, the resettlement munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted war ...

... matter, and tiie only a drastic reservations seems to the ten;peon I abandonment of the Treaty. | must, therefore, face the ,j. United States being deliarnd for cnl from Cull participation the various J action contemplated the Treatv V» s-aillcs. Further, tho ...

... demobilisation and led to serious transport difficulties which took time to surmount. CIVIL WAR ■ WORKERS. Flkns for the dispersal and re-settlement of the homo aimv civil war-worers were also in readiness when the time ccme. Complete of public held back ...

... plans for peece arcumstances had made fair progress. It was to the advisory committees that they looked for the speedy resettlement of our soldiers in civilan hfe The was already © starting to put some plans into (he machinery that would be utilrsed for ...

... STATE SCHEME OUTLINED. The Dir*ctor43ener»l Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement the Ministry' Labour makes the following announcement regarding the higher education of ex-service officers and men, and the special arrangements for immediate action:— ...

... hairman the Newspaper Conference since the beginning of the war. He is chairman of the Officers' Resettlement Committee and vicechairman of the Labour Resettlement Committee, chairman of the London and South- Eastern Divisional Council of Labour, and was chairman ...