... man could do? CIVIL LIABILITIES FOR THE DISABLED. The announcement made in the House of Commons last week Sir Robert Horne the extension of the time which so diers who have received hospital treatment may apply for grants in aid to the Civil Liabilities ...

... set up to cope with this new problem it will oe realised that the work not only of bringing tlte men back home but of resettling in civil life reflects great credit on all organisations concerned. Within a very short time after the signing of the Armistice ...

... RESETTLEMENT notes. OUR LONDON LETTER. INKMIMiOYMKNT. [From Our Special Correspondent.] The period the Christmas trade boom i« ' London. another, and the hrst im.ntli of lus J firgt meeting the Ministry of not apparently going to prove an eieoptma »“ ...

... thing of pa,t for are down to ted rock, except in regard to few distant unit?, which as 1 write may be on the way . home, in regard to tin- fighting Semec*. But the resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed yet. There are ttill nearly ner ...

... which is already familiar. RESETTLEMENT OF WOMEN WORKERS SucJi information 1 have my po ...

... than the resettle- arise in connection with the remen t in civil life of the men and entry into civil iife of men and women from the Fighting Services. Many will have been absent from their former occupations for five or six years. Some left civil life as ...

... that the authorities are faced with a brick wall in the matter of placing ex-officers, and that the machinery for resettling them in civil life working with less success than any time since demobilisation began. This is correct, for I learn that, whereas ...

... of the Lincolnshire Regiment. No. Book. who w*rved the Territorial units of the County, including and Artillery. No. Book. Lincolnshire officers and men who served in any other unit of Majesty*-* Forces, including naval force*. The estimated cost of ...