... employers secure an early return to civil life of their men. The whole of the Forces are dealt with —the Navy, Army, and Air Force. The employers are warned that owing the regrouping of divisions and smaller units, consequent upon military movements and ...

... changed. Men improved by the Demobilisation and Resettlement Department pivotal men will receive the highest priority in demobilisation. Officers and men who have notified their Commanding Officers that their civil occupation is that a student or teacher, and ...

... achieving some £. Government's aims for the Service. For the finest Civil Service in world, unbribable and exceedda? ! ? a y hard-working. they wanted j.' Persed departments resettled in airy office accommodation, business methods, and °d pay and conditions ...

... workers are gradually being re-settled into civil occupations, as more than one-quarter of the women to whom policies had been issued were not drawing benefit on December 20th. - There is sligJ* upward tendency in the re-settlement of women, and a considerable ...

... Minis! Other to the Record fice, Biandfont. (>) A rmy officers end other ranks on leave will pee be from units im the United Ki: return to their unite to be demobilised if accordance with paragraph cen be 11, It is not neccesary for offers of loyment to ...

... dealing with the resettlement of those who have fought. Well ever 10,000 dis| sailors and soldiers are new under training in various workshops, learning jobs that will fit them, iv spite physical handicaps, take their proper place in civil life. There progress ...

... —she should the United States the United States ioin the British Empire: creation of one European economic unit: and reduction our population to manageable proportions. ROYAL WEDDING Cavalry Full Dress ? Lord Nathan, Minister of Civil Aviation, earlier ...

... will soon a thing the past for arc down to bedrock, except m regard to few distant units, which I write may home, in regard the fighting Service®. But the resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed vet. There are still nearly per oent. of ...

... particularly ;have who are disabled, would by this time absorbed in civil employment has been hisppoiniel. No efforts have Teen spared w she Government to secure the resettlement to these men in civil life, but it has *come more than ever necessary that these ...

... limbs may obtain free and post 011 lesflet sprt; , ir. out the arrangernews for 1M..-utting, discharge, peos;on, and re-settlement in civil life. lte'lsdyes may also apply to the Briz;ati Limbless Ex-Semis. Iftet's Alvinciatio;i, 115, Birebfields Road. r ...

... Italian people, who wer much impressed the bearing thei new Allies. Other American units ar arriving in Italy.—Central News. RESETTLEMENT LOF WAR WORKERS, first report the Civil War Worker*' Committee recommends the Government to take steps to assist the return ...

... cannot have it both ways. If they consider themselves jinn. in destroying by bombardment tho liven and property of peaceful, civil inhabitants of English open towns and watering plums, and in seining and sinking ships and cargoes of conditional contraband ...