... as. the very tions of this war away. Thom , feendatiens woe petWte of coteries of civil rubes and military usOg laenkind as le the pm.. The representatives of the United States are therefore pot to sotherrasoneat is chroming the way et have lad laid for ...

... BERLIN'S CIVIL WAR. CITY LIE! EATTLEFIELI). Smelerdam, Witchiesiten.—The Frank. furter Nachrichten publishes the following report from Berlin :—The street fighting hem en Tends, night strained • pitch of unparalleled intetunty. From 11 o'clock in the ...

... pensions and resettlements, and housing, education, ases of social welfare. The fina! Pp pages of the report are devoted to the out o question of reconstruction. The problems arisin; armistice, such as resettlement o those serving, are deal ith civil and m ...

... provide financial assistance for ex-service men who desire to resume suitable education and training with view to their resettlement in civil life, but who cannot otherwise afford to meet the expenses involved. The scheme sanctioned applies equally to officers ...

... munition workers ire gradually being resettled into civil occupations, TmlreThan of the women to whom wIS had been issued were not drawing the lirxnr.fif December 20th last. Thoie slight upward tendency in the resettlement of woumm and considerable increase ...

... urgency when peace is signed. Xt will become more necessary than ever when the millions soldi ere are repatriated and resettled civil life and industry that they should come back to an environment free from temptation. far aa the drink plague is concerned ...

... means. (20) Civil ee one Service Commission, tives of Lvish Universities, wi for. mulate a echeme of contpetative examinations service, incl: for to the pio ve bodies, and no son sh be admitted to such he holds a certificate of the Civil Service Commission ...

... Bill was to provide offices and accommodation for the appointments department the Ministry winch would deal with the resettlement in civil life of officers and other persons who had left their work and business undertake war work. The country was be divided ...

... Other ranks to the Record Office, Blandtord. . . . Army officer and other ranks baveJrom unite toe United Kingdom wiU »ci nidi paragraph 6. Tkpy must return their unit* Ivi be ilt mobiHscd if mey cun spared. 11. ie not neocp«aiv tor offers employme^il to ...

... Ordered that the report the Lord Chancellor the United Kingdom made to the House of Lords this that the right of Frederick Temple, Marof Dufferin and Avo, Viscount Clandebo.ve. the peerage of the United Kingdom, and Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye to vote ...

... will be “in accordance with civil rather than naval of military, requirements;’’ The simplest process demobilisation, as far as the convenience of the military authorities is concerned) would to disband the forces separate units. The Army authorities, for ...

... thrown in the way of the Peace Treaty by the United States Nenate, then there is asgurance that the United States Government is still co-operating with the other Great Pewers in the werk of European re-settle- ment, and in particular in bringing pressure ...