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... hi* entourage. Ilad each stood alone in his own oountr/, his irflirciioe as a driving force would have made itself lc.lt. United they are invincible. The Red Cross Society have resolved to extend their beneficent work in Italy. Hiey have not hitherto ...
... message toe women of the Empire urging them, they have united in real sisterhood of suffering and service during the war. to go on working together with the same unity of purpose for the re-settlement and re-construction of our country. OUR STORES IN FRANCE ...
... the Record Office, Blandford. (b) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in ace” nce with paragraph 6. They must return to their unite to be demobilised if they can be spared. 11. It is not necessary fo r offers ...
... has been ordered. a Claes W released for civil work (for such time as re-war Regular soldier forcibly the have been engaged on civil work at fuil rate etained under t¢ @ Military Service (No. 2) Act, of civil pay). 1918, do nothing. Your has been e eratnities ...
... Government to surrender the ex-Kaiser, The tribunal before which he will appear. is to consist of representatives of the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan. CLASSES FOR FIANCEES AND WIVSE: TABOUR MINISTRY'S NEW SCHEM “ Maintenance ...
... Maylair, W. 1, and see if they can help you. It y»u want the services of a nurse who hat returned to civil life, write The Nurses Demobilisation and Resettlement Committee, 16, Curzon Street, Wayfair, W. I, i« the case of Scotland, 112, George Street, Edinburgh ...
... Governnwmt and the Building Resettlement Committee of the Joint Industrial Council of the Building Trades. Agreement was recently arrived at on various poiots. The essential point of the scheme which the Building Resettlement Committee agreed with the ...
... have held the belief for very many years past that alliance or complete undemanding between Great Britain. France and the United States would the surest way to secure that peace and tranquility we all so earnesly desire. Trusting the meeting will successful ...
... that was both interesting and witisiying. About £3,000,000 had been ex- pended to date in assisting ex-Service men to resettle in civil life, and it is anticipated that about eventually be necessary. A sum of .£560,000 is provided Provision fur under this ...
... Confer■nre. Unless the Russian Government can included in the scheme of peaceful European relations, the reconciliation and resettlement of the Continent cannot be carried in a satisfactory manner, either on the economic side or on that of disarmament. If ...
... Prime Minister’s visit, we have had 1 anotlier distinguished visitor in the person of Mr. William Taft, ex-Presideut of the United States, who at complimentary dinner preached • the doctrine of mutual confidence and co-oper- I ation between the peoples ...
... French Prime Minister's visit, we have had another distinguished visitor in the person of Mr William Taft. ex-President of the United States, who at a complimentary dinner preached the doctrine of mutual confidence and eo-oper ation between the peoples of ...