... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... until they secure fresh employment. The appointment of Sir Stenhcnson Kent os Controller-General of the Civil Department Demobilisation and Resettlement has given increased confidence to organised labour. It is recognised that there will be certain amount ...