... THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Service men is going in steadily and satisfactorily. Up to January lath 3.82,5.603 Jnen—l leave out officers—hed been demobilised, and of that number 3.384,421 were resettled in industry. About 00,000, availing ...

... Local Employment Committees are, as most people know, already in existence for mach other purposes as the training and resettlement in civil life of women war workers, and, little or no additional expense is involved by the new arrangement, %%hereby necessary ...

... Scotland a Servant's Charter has been drawn up by the Women's Sub-Committee of the Divisional Council for Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement. The Government, too, will shortly make an interesting announcement oa the subject. Dust removal is not work ...

... until 1857, after the Crimean War, and Congress did not establish a uniform system of ambulance in the United States until March 11, 1864, when the Civil War was nearly three-quarters ever. (Continued from the preceding column.) distance two distinct sets ...

... list of all men who had been applied for on pivotal grounds had been completed and forwarded to the Demobilisation and Resettlement Office, London, and an urgent reminder had been sent forward by the Ministry of Labour to the War Office. The Assistant ...

... money, that the Englishman fought, and we could not forget this fact when doing everyt ling in our power to aid in re-settling him in civil life. (Cheers.) LABOUR UNREST. Although the trouble which has arisen in the engineering and allied trades over the ...

... of course, THE RESETTLEMENT COMMITTEE. American Red Cross depot in Paris was de- :1.6 e 2 IC ID ID has much benefited by his expeiences at The problem had been considered by the stroyed by fire. i X it- the Front. Labour Resettlement Committee, of which ...

... write to their members of et -.lstss .1,- . over to their curat es . A reg i s t r a r s aid that estimated percentage of resettlement up to Parliament to call attention to the fact that • ' a ; • - I- ,- -- se - - i. : frequently he has to interrupt the ...

... Mlle. Delysia is reported to be an all- these men are 'to be successfully resettled in Edmonton, which were bought for 2600 : o `-= 53 round sportswoman. She is a keen angler, civil life. The 'inures quoted are encouraging b itt y Edmonton Council, have ...

... similarity of Mr. Lloyd George's proposals with those of the Government on the important questions of housing and the re-settlement of the unemployed on the land. Dr. Carter. who carried out the post-mortem examination. Deceased had worked in Canada and ...

... IIe PAULTON H OS PI TAL res. Cacklg, Tri OUPcker. MID and Ttenabury ILO 2.15. Team meet at Sella Stamp. II P Preece. R L Resettle. 0 Morgan. .1 Batterlet. B Harper. Leverns. A Moron. 0 Hallett, P 'yaklitebursh U. 13 I; Olandewn 11-13 Although Clandown ...