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... and Army will soon be a thing of the past, for we are down to bedrock, in regard wo a few distant units, which as I write aay be on the way the resettlement of the heroes of the war is home, in regard to the fighting Services, But not completed yet. There ...
... thing of pa,t for are down to ted rock, except in regard to few distant unit?, which as 1 write may be on the way . home, in regard to tin- fighting Semec*. But the resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed yet. There are ttill nearly ner ...
... RESETTLEMENT notes. OUR LONDON LETTER. INKMIMiOYMKNT. [From Our Special Correspondent.] The period the Christmas trade boom i« ' London. another, and the hrst im.ntli of lus J firgt meeting the Ministry of not apparently going to prove an eieoptma »“ ...
... THE MEN. The resettlem.ent of ex-Service is going on steadily and satisfactcrily. IJ, is January 16th 3,82.5,093 men---1 leave oil °Were—had been demobilised, and a that number 3,384,421 were resettled in industry. About 50,000, availing themselvee of ...
... TEE SERVI MEN, The resettlement of ex-Service men going U to January on steadily and satisfactorily. 16th 3,825,603 men—I leave out officers —had that number heen demobilised, and $.984.421 were resettled in industry. About 50.000, availing themselves ...
... TRAINING OF RX.SRRVICII URN. Ths work of training es-Service civil positions under Ministry ot scheme has considerably d= recently, and minor the beginning of s last there been a Miteworgy increase in the number of inearnotional factorise for tbis purpose ...
... RESETTLEMENT NOTES, Oh DISABLED FIGHTERS. IT W. 'MELIA ANNA LODGES Wanaharea is a 'bout tato Nita proassale sosi Isseastand, • little pia. Qat • gay pls.* la la a quiet o' way lb. folbs it' Wabash's's Ilso to it as pay: takes la Wan. 111111 ooroor'• ...
... whole of the United Kingdom, as dis- closed the Hve registers at the end of January, compared with May 2nd last, when nt reached its highest point, can best be illustrated by the following table: May 2nd, January Jannary 1919 673 United Ki Scotland ae ...
... man could do? CIVIL LIABILITIES FOR THE DISABLED. The announcement made in the House of Commons last week Sir Robert Horne the extension of the time which so diers who have received hospital treatment may apply for grants in aid to the Civil Liabilities ...
... and in his new he will, no doubt be gives plenty of opportunity oft worling on behalf of them who Nagle mni have to he resettled in civil Rte. cRrATI ~t OUTPI:T. The need for c•ed pres:instiou ia • sect has 1..• ma coco;ing the close intention of the Cr‘v ...
... up to cope with this new problem it will be realised that the work not only of bringing the men back home but of resettling them in civil life reflects great credit on all organisations concerned. Within a ehort time after the signing of the Armistice ...
... hed | he set up to eope with this new problem it wi he realised that the work not only of the men back home but of resettling them civil life reflects great credit on all organisa tions Within a very short tim after the signing of the work ¢ demobilivation ...