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... divisional signal units are being allowed to mechanise if they so desire . * Special measures are in contemplation for emphasising during the next training season the close ' connection of the Regular and Territorial Armies . Units of tho Territorial ...
... nations that commerce . . ; will not thrive unlesa . it . is based on . stable money . United we shall succeed ; so let us invite the world , nation by nation ; , to unite on the right principles of commerce and of currency : The nations which join with ...
... future . That invitation was accepted . The present position of these preliminary conversations is that representatives of the United States of America and Japan have been here , and the results of the conversations have been communicated both to France and ...
... say, too, sanctions arc continued new economic , will come to Italy when the day ~’c for the resettlement In industry of . „,I,tiers on their return to civil life after . tthiopian adventure. Ocinanding Abandonment Sanctions ■. the contrary view taken ...
... RECRUITING PROBLEM RESETTLING THE SOLDIER IN CIVIL LIFE ~ Appreciation of the work of the Scottish Society for Employment of Ex-Regular Sailors, Soldiers, and Airmen is expressed in a letter received at the headquarters of the Society at 106 Hanover Street ...
... Edinburghand in which Sir Harry Knox says that bound up with the problem of recruiting for the Army is the re-settling of the soldier in civil life at the end of his Colour service . If it were possible , he writes , to nut every soldier into a iob on ...
... for the resettlement of Arabs living in the Jewish Area , strenuous efforts should be made to obtain an agreement , in the interests of both parties ccncerned . for an exchange of land and population . To facilitate such an agreement the United Kingdom ...
... balance of many misguided terrorists . He was thus able to ! reduce the number of detenus by two-thirds and to resettle many of them in civil life . He showed that while repression could- be effectively carried out , the more difficult task of reformation ...
... the legislative : programme to be ' -undertaken in the hew session 1 df Parliament . The new agitatiqn in Eire for . a - united Ireland may also demand study , but so far no formal request for . intervention ' by the British Government has come from ...
... lamb from Australia and New Zealand for the' current year . The PRESIDENT of the BOARD of TRADE ( Mr O . Stanley ) said the United Kingdom Government had considered the ' situation in all its aspects , and . had regard in particular id the following facts ...
... attractive offices in the important towns throughout the country . ARMY AS TRAINING GROUND FOR CIVIL LIFE Discussing the resettlement of the Regular soldier in civil life , the report describes the modern Army as a perpetual training ground , both of hand ...
... Envoy and Ambassador-at-large in the United States , where there is at present no titular German Ambassador . The danger is that Captain Wiedemann , ivhile well-informed - about the fluctuations and vagaries of United States party opinions , may have failed ...