... How Not To Dolt A REPATRIATED PRISONER LI m Group 12 has been recalled from repatriation leave ior training in a civil resettlement unit, despite the fact that he is already in permanent employment in an important job in the Sedgeford district. Apparently ...

... the day, is spending three months England on a United Nations fellowship scheme. He is studying here the English social services. %lid especially the English methods in the rehabilitation and resettlement of disabled people. -• There are so many disabled ...

... the Government and the Building Resettlement Committee the Joint Industrial Council of the Building Trades. Agreement was recently arrived at various points. The essential point of the scheme which the Building Resettlement Committee agreed with the Governmeut ...

... will only deal with oue or two. wui' go so far to give full civil rights to l>oo who tuoa and signed uud drastic oath allegiance. (Cheers.] i beuevo that the sooner you put them position of civil responsi* oility of TOyalty yourseives better it will for ...

... from the Armistice to date on schemes of postwar re-settlement, mainly ex Service men, of about ninety-eight million pounds. This sum is divided between out-of-work donations, grants for re settlement in civil life, and training of demobilised officers, men ...

... Friedrichshof during King Edward's visit to the F.mpreaa Frederick. . . . Mr. Balfour's announcement that in the re-settlement of the Civil List no question of debts will arise for consideration is understood to have been made by the expreas wish of the ...

... one or two. I will go so far as to give full civil rights ' to all floe re who took and signed a definite and drastic, oath of allegiance. [Cheered I believe that the wooer you put them in a position of civil reopenedwitty and of honourable loyalty to ...

... wonderful work. re-settlement question intimation was received that civil liability grants are not payable ex-aervico men. The reason was set out. Mr. Fisher—That is not how look at it. The Secretary acknowledged the very groat help of the United Services Fund ...

... involved in this vote. had the deepest distrust of Russia, who, though professing to inako war solely for religion and civilization, has now advanced claims for a large increaso of territory, and ho desired placo the Government in position to protect ...

... the Turkkh Power and the decadence of Turkey may mean war, similar movement of peaceful partition may suffice for the re-settlement of Asia Minor and Central Asia, well as of the European dominions of the Turk. Doubtless great perils reside in the un ...

... dnty in the United Kingdom, the dnty amonnting £7,939,099 2a. IJd. The duty paid in England amounted to £7,130,621 8«. that paid in Scotland £398.746 3s. and that paid in Ireland £409,731 15a. «|d. The quantity of barley imported into the United Kingdom daring ...

... (now 10a), will Increased 11s. fid. weekly r future the usual weekly instalment by which resettlement benefit ta paid out (now 12) wHI Increased to SlOaOd. Civil Defence Conn AMALGAMATION OF IMS PIONEER AND RESCUE SECTIONS In circular to Local Author ...