... or trade, but they will have to help on to their feet those who come back from the war. The ** , younger men must be re-settled in civil life. Rotary should have a policy and a voice to be beard in the interest of this younger generation. Education, hours ...

... of 20,000 voluntary , most of them women, will v, the moment the war ends, ie one of the biggest social in history—the re-uniting lies separated by war and stablishment in their homes serving men’s and women’s the present war 1,000,000 men overseas and ...

... limbs may obtain free and post free a leaflet setting oat the arrangements for limb-Atting, discharge, pension. and resettlement in civil life. Relatives may also apply. British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association, 118 Birchtelds Road, Manchester. 137 ...

... they had the great problems at home. He regarded demobilisation as one of the major problems, and the resettlement the men and women of the Forces in civil occupations. Demobilisation had now begun and would increase from day to dav, week to week, and month ...

... Hall. Following the inspection the company marched to Ros• Street. where the salute was taken by the Commanding Oflioer of the Unit, Lieut. W. M. Davidson. The general routine of the camp wasinstruction in th e forenoon, field events in the afternoon, and ...