... the gigantic demobilisation of which I wrote 1 last week—needs one thing to make it not been ill vain. The process of civil resettlement must have • lair field. The failure of the parties to the most serious of the present inAusteial disputes left the position ...

... generally speaking. demobilising the Army by unite, which would involve the sodden abolition of certain unite, but by reducing unite to cadre strength. Nor are we, generally speaking, demobilising the Navy by units, that is to say by ships , which won' mean ...

... Since January. 1919. this department it will remembered. undertaken • general responsibility for the training and resettlement in civil Ifs of ex• Service men; while upon the technical departments hiss fallen the adminiatranvia of that part of the achemo ...