... the expected Civil Department of Demobilisation and Resettlement. It responsible to tho Ministry of Labour. »Sir Stephenson Kent appointed Controller-General. The work embraces Army, Navy, Air Force, and civil war workers. In October United Kingdom yards ...

... speedily posi' object of the Bid was to piciido au-J for appointments dcpart moot the Ministry, which would dial with re-settlement in civil life of officora and other who hod left their work and huaine*-* war work. The country wan to divided up into number ...

... Government. Department# The Civil Employment makes rpe--:al provision for officers, and men who a:*, their own employers. RELEASE ...

... and this being explained all concerned. The object of the form* is enable Ministry Labour to prepare for the resettlement of officers and men civil life to take the place quickly and as satisfactorily possible when general demobilisation ordered. The only ...

... » r At? of Unit (rouble U.e.. Ntm,i Tt'isS, Repair Depot ere. BACK TO CIVIL LIFE. CLASSES WHOSE DEMOBILISATION HAS BEEN ORDERED. in.: tour hours a soldier's military career at dispersal camp, through which lie parses from the Army civil life. arc give ...

... Overturn# Military Forces Can ark who have been discharged the United Kingdom through disablement caused or aggravated by military service. must fond their late regimental number, rank, name full, unit with which applicant served, date and place discharge, and ...

... STATE AID roil INTEXDI.VG KARMEH-. -V SC'HKMK «»K 1.1.t tWAXC'KS H'HOLAKclfll Tn connection with training f,,.- upon re-settlement civil i|,, ' . - ° r J 1 'rrJ 1 »hr-my r , ««S per .noon, ( ~r may Ik, granted -odderablo „„,„| w of ~m . who won faro, on ...

... MINERS. The Controller-General the Department of Civil Demobilisation end Resettlement announces that the List date for the of for repatriation from British workmen and their wives and who to the United Kingdom from overseas muni* worker* hat been extended ...

... taken the twelve trade* in England and Scotland comprising the National demands, end work will reeum* i Jfi ' - of Civil f). Resettlement, in a. statement in regard the (lemenfc Talbot Aero fa/ i.. ...

... the Committee is prepared to make to relieve the financial strain. ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS. (Br BRITISH Omch*.) are small mounted unit somewhere in Franca, waiting to home. Our billet is a spacioua brewery, ar.d though Fritz disposed &U the beer long before ...

... workers in other trades. group Powers united in the League. This, bo declares that nothing less than believes, would equivalent to dividing the terrorism is preventing return of the sovereignty of the United States, and wouldbe, U ! niB Ul l>icke iDg ...

... this entry of United States rnto the sphere of European politics, which, say what will, havo not yet progressed beyond the stage nationalism anywhere but in Britain. Continental nations have, therefore, every reason feel grateful tho United States for becoming ...