... returned from France bis proceeded. unity we won the war, and it only unity that can overromo grave problems the resettlement the ex-servicemen in civil life. There havo been difficulties ami delays jn nringing this unity about. Such delays are inevitable where ...

... established. RESETTLING EX-OFFICERS. tr . tal of 107,311 ex-officers and n-.ert--- eq , war strength of six military divisions. and considerah:y more than die original Expc'ditionary Force—have FO far Iped by the Appointments and*the Civil Liabi - ities ...

... has come the British Auxiliary of the French Protestant Churches' United Committee, of which »lie Dean of St. Paul's President. The Auxiliary very substantially assisted in resettling families at St. Qiienlin. in and Hargicourl-, where the British broke ...

... 000,000 at the end of June to 470,000 in the middle of August. CIVIL LIABILITIES GRANTS. An important announcement comes froei the Ministry of Labour to the effect that ' applications for Civil , Liabilities Grants will not be considered after September ...

... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. UNEMPLOYMENT RETURNS. The live register of the Employment Ex. changes in the United Kingdom shows that on September 30th there wdre approximately 1,403,700 persons wholly unemployed,. as compared with 1,444,359 during the pre. vious ...