... Provision had been made on Town Clerk, and Clerk to a comprehensive scale for rest. James' Hospital Visit-, instatement in civil employ- Dunned fn m preceding L) in g Committee. ment, for further educational Municipal Offices. training, and for completion ...

... the Press. This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Government's comprehensive | plan for .the resettlement of all men and women on their return civil life. “The plan is incomparably wider in scope and more liberal its benefits than the arrangements ...

... published in the Press, off l scheme war gratuities rounds f 6 Grovernment’s comprehensive ,or the resettlement of all men and on their return to civil life. plan is incomparably wider in than more liberal in its benefits last w. . arrangements made after ...

... In the miles Montchau Our unite have cleared ground east Ruhrberg are the river the Urfttalaparre dam Other elements the dam control U Our Infantry unite two mllee north of Schleiden have 1MI yards to east Other units are In Helton-thal two a miles ...

... £99.060 16s 2d. The annual report congratulates Colonel Robert Chapman having received the honour of Companion of the Bath (Civil Division). and also having been made a Commander the British Empire the New Year’s Honours L-'st The annual meeting will be ...

... miles north-east o. Monschan Our units have cleared the blah around east Ruhrbera and are on the Rber River below the Urtttalsperre Dam. Other ele-; ments have reached the Dam and con- '■ trolld it. Our infantry units two miles north of Schlclden have ...

... attendance to give advice to those returning to civil life Since the beginning of the war the Legion has pressed that there should be an adequate State Service to guide and direct those returning to civil life and that after such guidance and direction ...

... in civil ! employment by educational training and resettlement grants, and to the Service post-war credits. The value to the demobilised man of a sum of ready money with which to tide ever the period of transition I from military service to civil , employment ...

... well as on rank. The aim of the Government had been to design the provision for re-settlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the Forces on their return to civil life- Regular and ex-Regular officers and men were included in the scheme of war ...

... because exclusion from participation Service grants today described as “ the last the aditional inclusion of CD workers in resettlement 4 I am receiving and telegrams from all Britain Agricultural committees written saying that they are prepared to resign ...

... rationing “boss” struck all through Indeed! 'the effort generally per-in the April meeting in the the million and one jobs of United States one sees the bureaucracy in war-time over-opening a peace confer- only anarchy can follow am dubious about the Hltierls-of ...

... are taking an active part in the management and work of the organisation. The report emphasises that the whole held of resettlement and rehablllta> tlon is the responsibility of the Government and the Legion can cnly hope to augment what is done by State ...