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... stretch forth their hands for food. Under the direction of the United Nations and the World Council of Churches they must be accommodated, given the bare necessities of life and eventually resettled. In the Middle East the story is the same, except that here ...
... 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 ...
... , help ih sickness, unemployment financial As yet the extent of onr responsibility oanhot measured but the problems of resettlement are great Sad times are difficult for the man coming out of the services. This legacy from’ is now added to our respon ...
... Head of discourse.—The origin of civil establishments. Illustration—The King and Parliament were the origin. 2d Head.—The nature and design of civil establishments. Mustration—Political purposes. 3d Head.—The laws of civil establishments. Illustration —Mode ...
... be present. The American Senate Opened Roman Catholic Priest.—Father Boyle, a Roman Catholic priest, opened the session the United States Senate with prayer the 23d December last, arrayed full canonicals. This novel proceeding arose from the Senate having ...
... national war effort. Even as early as the South African War they had to be augmented by recruits from civil life and were no longer the exclusive fighting unit of the nation. Nowadays war affected every person the nation, and every person was part of the war ...
... satire, with a wreath Geer it, and the date 1782. Can any of your readers tell me the meaning at this stamp 1. ea T. Tue Resettle's or 1741: or rift on.- CHARLES, EARL OE CHARMER, I only propree to deal with one portion of S. P.'s re. marks, mud that ...
... Greece was at present. Norway, Denmark |and Eire were in the queue. Ecl;v: theCnunal cil of Ministers here was a kind of civil service -alled the Commission. It formu L;tc:i“ prapo:'af; for the Counc WL . Wg e on carrying out the programme laid down ...
... was very handsome of them. The proposed railway might do harm to the Altos dock, is which he was interested. Mr RALen MOORE. civil sad mining migiseer, Glasgow, said he had been for some years Governmeat Inspector of Mines in the distilst traversed by the ...
... he has, at all events, the nuclei of both arms in the United States' cavalry and artillery which remain to him ; and it will not have been unobserved by Europe that, while the officers of the United States army have to extraordinary extent proved unfaithful ...