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... for Their Country. 4 INTERESTING SCHEME FOR RE-SETTLEMENT OF WOUNDED AND INVALIDED OFFICERS CIVIL LIFE. An interesting- and important scheme for the re-settlement of wounded and invalided officers in civil life has been formulated. Details of this show ...
... District Director, instead sending the postcard E.D. 4C6 the Employment Exchange* CIVIL EMPLOYMENT FORM. \ll officers and men in the Forces will provided with a Civil Employment Form, which they state whether emplover has promised them work, whether ...
... ranks to the Record Office, (b) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordai.ce with paragraph 6. They must return to their unite to demobilised if they can be spared. 11. not necessary for offers of employment ...
... Committees. Bedford Square, W.C. 1. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE. ENGINEERS, Civil, Mechanical, and' Elec- Incorpcrated Federated Associations of Boot trical.—lnstitute, of Civil Engineers, Great and Shoe Manufacturers of Great Britain George Street, S.W ...
... shod. No control will be exercised except at the request of this ith, who said the department of which he is in chai to resettle ‘n civil life something like balf @ million officers and a great number of men in the ranks who are of the professional clssses ...
... , Ex-Soldiers' Education. !BRANTS FOIE UNIVERSITY COURSE. The Director-General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement announces that, the following provi'i•mal arrangements have been made for the administration in England sad Wales of the scheme of ...
... cases, the Minister states thet to be given time to re-settle themselves in tions, and that even then the not to press collectors are position.—Centra) to the detriment AN i ar ne EMENT. cation of the United concerning BUT NO Re TO ENEMY Kennedy, aged dangers ...
... wi' CONTROLLER OF CIVIL. DENMORILISATION. The Minister of Labour has apppointed Vr. F. C. Cunningham, C.B., to succeed Sir Stephenson Kent, K.C.B., as Controller-Ger- eral of the Department of Civil Demobiliz«- tion and Resettlement of the Ministry cf ...
... win for the United States was the broad jump C. Hamilton and J. W. Ilembant tiring for first place at 22 feet. 'ffie British Empire won the mile relay race in Smm. 19 3-ssoe., Rudd showing brilliant form in the twit quarter; but. the United States runners ...
... present moment there are on the regis- AO Pret, advance in wages should be given as a condi’ per cent jter of the Nurses’ Resettlement De pariment, uousual experience of having cut his third; Dr Leonard Keene Hushberg, of the eBaceptoomol or sperial “On ...
... Sulgrave Institute will send Three charges are laid against us; M. Narutowicz, Minister of Foreign Affairs, | a delegation to the United States, headed bv rat the General ‘has lodged a protest with the League of | Sir Charles Wakefield, an ex-Lord Mayor, to Fie ...
... number of Re- Advice Offices in kshire to assist in the hent in civil life of women on their return the Forces or from , fms of war service, an £ Telegraph” represen- informed to-day in Resettlement Offices controlled by the V’. of Labour, and the 1(1 intention ...