... Says Alexand King’s Speech To The Gates Of Germany (Continued from Page 1) My forces from the United Kingdom and from Canada, with their comrades from the United States, successfully launched the long-prepared assault on the shores of western Europe, established ...

... in the economy drive has had sad results. Compensation is generous and the 'axed officers get good help in resettling in civil life. But the sight of so many captains and majors and equivalent ranks in the other Services being forced to leave around ...

... recommendationa of the Resettlement Committoe appointed the Admiralty. He thought their general policy Fund should to move in the direc. lion which would *be likely lead up any scheme put forward oflu iaUy replace men in civil liie. Mr. Sraellie added ...

... sacrifice, largely because these countries declined to unite against the common enemy before that common enemy overran Europe. Surely .they have Suffered enough through internal dissension and refusal to unite for mutual protection to have learnt their lesson ...

... which the local branch was symbolical. They found at the end of the war they would be faced with great problems in the re-settlement of the great upheavel, and that unless they organized themselves in such a way that they could play their part a much wider ...

... GOSSIP OF THE DAY, POLITICAL AND GENERAL. (From Outsit* aourcsi.l THE CIVIL LIST. The resettlement of the Civil List earlier in the year did not affect the annuity of £8,000 which was voted to the Empress Frederick, Pnncess Koyal, at the time her marriage; ...

... the Allied armies of liberation landed on the Normandy beaches —the voice of General Sir Miles Dempsey (Commander-in-Chief, United Kingdom Land Forces), echoed through Christ Church, Portsdown. Men are still oppressed by want,” he declared. nor are they ...

... Chancellor the Exchequer in eonnection with the funding of our indebtedness the United Stales. BRITISH EXPENDITURE FOR TEE RELIEF I RESETTLING DEMOBILISED SOLDIERS CIVIL LIFE THE .NATIONAL KXCHEyUFAI. From th« Y**r March 31, March SI, 1922- 1923. Oat ...

... the problem of consolidating the Christian forces in order to present a united front to the non-Christian mass of the population. The formation of the Church of South India, uniting Anglican, Methodist, Congregational and Presbyterian Christians, has pioneered ...

... joined their units, young •• old soldiers afiin A great number the younger carr y the buiden whilst t! men had only left school a few escapists, as quoted vears earlier and therefore had •• squibs ...

... issue involved this vote. He had the deepest distrust of Russia, who, though professing to make war solely for religion and civilization, has now advanced claims for large increase territory, aud lie desired place the Government a position to protect the interests ...

... 4we were Are the years, and after that, if stand and locate the cause of another weeks holiday on pay. ness and loined their units, voting old soldiers’ aviin to inclined, many Jobs which nis nis badness and as vet there is not the Surely the nation to-day ...