... result of a General Election, and in his judgment, the best would be “stalemate.” That would compel a resettlement of the whole Constitution of the United Kingdom on federal lines. Of that greater scheme a sounder Irish solution would be an essential part ...

... actions the immediate filluiff in of Civil Emplorraent forms A.F. W (for the Army). 8. and S. (for the Navy), officers and men. The forms mentioned are those which are filled by officers and men, Riving particulars their civil occupation and desires for the ...

... the Record Office, Blaudford. (h) Army officers and other ranks leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph .6. They must return to their units to demobilised if they can be spared. (11.) It is not necessary for offers ...

... N.C.O.'s, and meu, and the training of women. Grants for resettlement in civil life. sail The expenses of the Industrial Court. John Kelso. the clever right back of Dumbarton Braehead United football team, has gone to Ecertun on a wouth's t Kelso, who ...

... Record Office. Biaudford. (Vi! Army officers and' other ranks on leave from units In the United Eingdodi will act in accordance with paragraph 6. They must return to their units to be demobilised if they can spared. 11. It is not necessary for offers of ...

... and Harbour Board, the Port of London Authority, Ikk Civil Service generally, and, I believe, the London County Council, all of whom have sanctioned the granting of one week’s special leave at full civil pay to their employees who attend the annual Territorial ...

... WILL COME WITH PEACE. Surplus women, NECESSITY OF PREPARATION. In their first- interim report, the Civil War Workers’ Sub-Committee of the Labour Resettlement Committee have made a number of recommendations with the object of assuring the absorption Tnto ...

... are kept. War Workers’ Future. *■ The question of the resettlement of munition and other war workers has, not unnaturally, attracted less attention than the problem of returning the soldier to civil life on demobilisation. High wages and strikes have doubtless ...

... be abolished. - The resettling of the officer in civil life is one of the most difficult of present problems, and in most cases officer requires every penny his gratuity to keep him going while he is looking for or training for civil employment. Marquis ...

... and Harbour Board, the Port of London Authority, Civil Service generally, and, I believe, the London County Council, all of whom have sanctioned the granting of one week’s special leave I at full civil pay to their employees [ who attend at the annual ...

... effect of delaying the re-settlement of the country, and making that re-settlement more unstable when achieved. It is with unfeigned satisfaction that the Tel/tgroih learns that the Royalists and the Moderate Republicans are uniting in the wish that a decision ...

... course, it is the cry of the various poli- tical factions who have long been in search of something, of anything, that would unite them against the Government as a Tory Government. The truth is, as every one ,of these. clamourers know full well, that there ...