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... auifcnble aphete* civilian one of. th* aaeat important and oiioroua duties placed upon Gorernmmt. Pre-war condit ions ot' civil life are laetnj Jranglbrmed graduallv. and are, a* it were, the melting pot, being necw*ari:j altered from day to day. have ...

... the welfare, of ex-service men. have been appointed in all the leading towns throughout Ireland. It is computed that in the United Kingdom 400.000 men of the officer type will need suitable employment, and these men, selected from amongst their fellows ...