... £75,000,000 for the Army, Commander KENWORTHY said during the war our Army maintained its reputation in its dealing with the civil population, but now complaints were continually being receivad from Iroland regarding the way which they did their duty there ...

... Insurance Commissioners were made established civil servants. and their salaries were raised from £1 000 £1.200 a year each. The three male members of the Commission obtained full pension rights as civil servants, but the fourth. Mra. Dickie, owing, believed ...

... rejected payment results scheme. In their fresh report the Government state that they cannot regard the suggestions tiro Resettlement Committee as adequate, as they would bring the number of apprentices only toj the normal level, and would not be sufficiently ...

... particularly those who disabled, would by this timo he absorbed civil employment has been disappointed. No efforts have been sjiared the Government to secure the resettlement these men civil life; but it has become more than ever necessary that these efforts ...