... es given to soldiers discharge. The instructions |»oint out that in these days of scarcity employment the soldier’s resettlement civil life is largely dependent upon this testimonial giving to the prospective employer the information really wants about ...

... last the work which had been for merly carried out by the department, to assist otlneiN and men similar education in resettlement in civil life, had been^handed over for purposes admmist ratm«i the Officers' Branch of the British Ijegion. Referring the pi ...

... League. and the only important absentees o ere Germany. Russiii, and the United States. As a of the Lotarno Pad, ri ersaany was about to join the League, while, though the United States considered itself debarred its traditional policy flow entering into ...

... pensions, treatment, and re-settlement in [FROM general. In brief it build for ex-Officers, N.C.O.'s and men a bridge over their difficulties. It is administered by representative Central and Branch Councils of prominent civil and military officials and ...

... order. During the war he served on the Consumers’ 'Council, and also on the Cabinet Committee for dealing with the resettlement in civil life ex-Service men. In 1915 he became member of the old Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress, and ...

... took In America that they eon &lord lump% place at bar as Mani 4. WI. LaMar !Will WOOS. the taws ametedmid • aware lon. The resettles of d Mr, %lawles s grest w ea k And esteemed which praye for ladoatrial pseek has lamer her, an friend to the bran very to ...

... excuse for the of the police. During the war Mr. Bra.mley served on the Cabinet Committee which dealt with the resettlement of ea-service men in civil employment, and as a member of the I Consumers Council. It was not until 1915 that he became a member of the ...

... British products both at home and abroad. He made a most sincere appeal to the whole British people to realise that only a united national effort in buying more British goods can put the trade balance right, and of course, added, it will keep up wages ...

... home, the exports surpluses of the Dominion* and British Possessions should be bought by the Imperial Government in bulk, the United Kingdom consumer thus obtaining the greatest cheapness consistent with the maximum security, while making the st use of Imperial ...

... commodity value currency units were not confined to paper money. The commodity value of gold might vary.) Gold was a commodity, and its value in relation to other commodities was determined by supply and demand. At one ttae the United States was the only ...

... in getting loaf at all. The organisation supplies, unit the joining ol hands with the British Dominions, would also hare the advantage that it would also stimulate emigration schemes, the resettlement {he white population of the British Empire within its ...

... of Labour made an offer of an unconditional grant of /10,000 to complete the work of the appointments department of re-settling in civil life ex-othcers and those of sinular educational qualifications. The work of placing ex-officers in employment has ...