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... 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 ...
... forest means is no greater than husbandry. the late President Coolidge said: No greater burden can be al- that of every other civil.sed country. lowed to rest upon ople. t h an the The Jews alone never owned • forest, misuser for pasture atid and are wanderers ...
... uncertain. GOSSIP FROM PRESS. THE WHITEHALL TALKS. CIVIL SERVANTS' PART. LONDON. Saturday When Mr. De Valera and his ministerial colleagues went back to Dublin last week they left behind a small team of Eire civil servants. These, under the eye of Mr. Dulanty ...
... forces popular ensure the re-settlement of ex-regulars after the completion of their service is the greatest importance that men leaving the Services should as far as possible given special training to fit them for their return to civil life” appealed to employers ...
... increased In that country It would have an enormous effect on the trada between ourselves and Africa. LIBERAL NATIONAL PARTY UNITED AND GROWING There not shred truth In the whole the statement, was stated at the headquarters or trie' .Liberal National ...
... feature the early speeches was outspoken appeal by Lord Mamhead to the Christian churches to play a prominent part in the re-settlement the world. Lord Mamhead, who was. proposing Clergy and Ministers of all denominations. expressed the belief that} the ...
... which the local branch was symbolical. They found at the end of the war they would be faced with great problems in the re-settlement of the great upheavel, and that unless they organized themselves in such a way that they could play their part a much wider ...
... emigration from Scotland it shall postulate the need for the solution of the problems of Scotland as a unit-of the Empire and especially for the re-settlement of the depopulated areas of Scotland” Only nine supporters were obtained for the amendment The Professor ...
... commensurate witli our war (Hear hear) have war twice we must ready stop it again that can surely by redoubling our to weaker units in defences (Applause) there are ways too other resolving international difficulties I beg second that I you July: desirability ...
... 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 ...
... 1 Ambassador, said he did not had any rause for worry over the • polio) , of the United States, lie time would come when we to-eye on merchant vowels, as M naval resettle We try to need for great Illembant flee' that you will try to understand a small ...