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... I:MADHOUSE ROLL OF HONOUR. Sunday evening a united memorial ser%ice was held in the l'arish Church by the Fanldlionse Parish and United Free Churches to honour memory of the men of the district who hove ;riven their lives in the great ramie. 'fh , re ...
... ..)d'a. . ileum bidostry ; Mr. B. useerasa. EMPLOYE. . !ding: Mr. I i Maffurd. El:glUtel ; Mr. h. I; and Mr. (1. Roams. Unite Mayor. tirwt in 1909, then in 1900. and Agritu:ture: Mr. T. Mickley, Notti also in During his Maraity King Worksop Trades Council: ...
... ultimate demobilisation of the forces has now presented to the War Cabinet a scheme for effecting the discharge and th© re-settlement in civil life of the members of th© forces- The scheme is the result very careful consideration of all aspects of the problem ...
... re the Ministry of Labour for the resettlement be said for them, that in the first half, wil signed,” he repeated in conelusion. @ powerful east wind behind them—a wit The of discharged sailors and soldiers in civil life. that was as keen aa any experienced ...
... on the _principle that must be released from the J oroes in according* with civil rather than naval or legnirements. enter to help the tailors and soldiers to bock into civil life as quickly and as easily as possible, the Ministry of Labour proposes to ...
... mibtery War-office so far as are and with of Lal in civil life. Commis- goners of the Admiralty and the Army. the basis of thair plans for the . principle must. be. released rom the forces i ‘with civil rather chan naval or military CHANGES AT: VERSAILLES ...
... 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 ...
... road we , %onien. have trodden hes been carefully thought out and it is the only road by which we Through Somerset Howe. can unite in full completion and harmony , the collective princip.es of our Govern-, The oentralisetion of the scheme could I probably ...
... Ministry Labour as regards resettlement of discharged sailors and soldiers in civil life The Admiralty and the Army Council have accepted as the basis of their plans demobilisation the principle be released the Forces accordance with civil rather than naval military ...
... discharge and the resettlement in civil life of members of the Forces, and the responsibility will be jointly shared by the Admiralty and Army Council and the Labour Ministry. In its task of enabling sailors and soldiers to get back into civil life as quickly ...
... mee j together. If they had time, said i it epeech, upon-the conclusion of which the company tho enemy. Fr Wo were not ‘a united nation—a race wi end of rump, j= 3 6d. ; boneless, le. 84: . 1s: 84. Mr. Meréer, tl:y might discuss the of will adjourn to ...
... THE RESETTLEMENT OF LABOUR. As already announced, the Minister of Labour has set Committee, to be known the Labour Resettlement Committee, advise him on the prcb.eme arising out of tihe demobilisation of the forces. The questions which will referred k ...