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... established. RESETTLING EX-OFF I C ERS. A total of 197,311 ex-officers and men — equal to the war strength of six miLitary divisions, and considerably more than the original itionary Force—have so far been helped by the Appointments and the Civil Liabilities ...
... 15th, 1921 '' +.r`a'n„. , M .. `;:>> g~~ga / . ..ogi . mOVell , RESETTLEMENT NOTES. UNEMPLOYMENT RETURNS. Tbe live register of the Employment Exchanges in the United Kingdom shows that on September 30th there were approximately 1,403,700 persons ...