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... CANADIAN WARRIORS' HOMECOMING. ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEIR RE-SETTLEMENT. GREAT LAND SCHEME. Mr George Gennings, the special correspondent the Central News, who sailed for Canada with 5,000 Canadian troops on the Olympic, in the course of an interesting ...
... Mayfair, W. I, and see if they can help you. If you want the services of a nurse who has returned to civil life write to The Nurses Demobilisation and Resettle- meat Committee, 1$ Curzon St, Ma.yfair, W. 1, or in the case of Scotland, 112 George St., Edinburgh ...
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... war AFTER-WAR PROBLEMS QUESTION OF LABOUR RESETTLEMENT MINISTER ON GOVERNMENTS SCHEME The Committee in the which thing memory consider constituted A TIME OF CRISIS- First civil life secondly I in Si P's I tho civil worker regarded w the earlier proceedings ...
... desirable—but it would be settled on the basis of the United Kingdom being one nation. (Applause.) They entirely repudiated foolish and dangerous all political, systems based on the conception that the United Kingdom was not one true, patriotic nation, ready ...
... other parts of United Kingdom in any scheme for the Federation the Empire or the United Kingdom. (2) That all Imperial questions and services,- mcluding the levying of Customs Duties, be left in the hands of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. (3) That ...
... upon our national lesources. New problems of the gravest importance and urgency were in front us, the lirst being the resettlement civil employment of demobilised soldiers and sailors. Such problems demanded the goodwill all parties. this war Britain's* ...
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... ATTITUDE NO COERCION FOR ULSTER NEW OFFICERS APPOINTED MR REDMOND’S PROTEST Commons Mr Wing to foreign firiring fresh fish United ALIEN-BORN PRIVY COUNCILLORS Mr Asquith Major Council all natural-bom 1870 subjects from Commons 245 ENEMY SHIPS SEIZED Lord ...
... millions of been State for war to charities and personal services in civil life been too large estimated There is need for some this sick and for the the beginning the armistice re-settlement country The Mayor committee about sum War the week ending 18th ...
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