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... TEE SERVI MEN, The resettlement of ex-Service men going U to January on steadily and satisfactorily. 16th 3,825,603 men—I leave out officers —had that number heen demobilised, and $.984.421 were resettled in industry. About 50.000, availing themselves ...
... Exchanges aud committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this diffi- eult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfu.ly dealt with. To the credit of em- plovers it may be said that very few of them refuse to recognise ...
... and Army will soon be a thing of the past, for we are down to bedrock, in regard wo a few distant units, which as I write aay be on the way the resettlement of the heroes of the war is home, in regard to the fighting Services, But not completed yet. There ...
... whole of the United Kingdom, as dis- closed the Hve registers at the end of January, compared with May 2nd last, when nt reached its highest point, can best be illustrated by the following table: May 2nd, January Jannary 1919 673 United Ki Scotland ae ...
... + | Member of the London War Pensions Comm: —- 4 GRANTS BY THE CIVIL LIABILIT COMMITT With the closing of the King’s Fund a tional importance attaches to the that may be made by the Civil Liabili Committee, which now forms a department This Committee ...
... hed | he set up to eope with this new problem it wi he realised that the work not only of the men back home but of resettling them civil life reflects great credit on all organisa tions Within a very short tim after the signing of the work ¢ demobilivation ...
... Executive Government and the legislative powers and functions we have so long as the majority of representatives are 4 to such re-settlement. There isin England a ma, of 70 members nst the principle of Home Rule. We are told that ir. proposals are of the nature ...
... est Indies To Britain and of the which at shall Britain or United Stales ship or which has to become ves-fcrl a master three-fourths of at belonging Britain provided shall imported into the United States in British ship growth or manufacture of the Islands ...
... and land. Then the work of the Church and Education Commissions is to result in some proposal for legislative action. The United Service Gazette, too, confidently asserts that the .Minister for War contemplates introducing into Parliament a comprehensive ...
... , secretary. For e et contest Tbstock United Band was awarded the eath being the Rng The contest jiece, “The Recollections land.” was t feature 0 of the pro- ramime. The premier award, and eup, vw f bstock United; the second award was by Leicester Club ...
... people. As explained by Sir L. western divisions of Ul country. In the Worthington- Evan t was intended to apply whole of the United Kingdonw Mo people in, the concession wo officers, naval eve 10,000 have donation policies lodged. | officers, nurses, and ...
... Atlantic T hone bo one here will ever mise an opportunity of | | visiting Canada and the United States. hope often to be in Canada. and pay another visit to the United States at the firss Lapres is a for i 18 ear: few prepare st of two vd one part lee Pe ...