... money, that the Englishman fought, and we could not forget this fact when doing everyt ling in our power to aid in re-settling him in civil life. (Cheers.) LABOUR UNREST. Although the trouble which has arisen in the engineering and allied trades over the ...

... list of all men who had been applied for on pivotal grounds had been completed and forwarded to the Demobilisation and Resettlement Office, London, and an urgent reminder had been sent forward by the Ministry of Labour to the War Office. The Assistant ...

... PARISHES of Easton and Wookey Hole have been united for many years under the Vicar, the Rev. Henry Sigel, but owing to the Vicar's retirement they are to be split again. Easton will become part of a united benefice with Westburysub-Mendip and Priddy. ...

... of course, THE RESETTLEMENT COMMITTEE. American Red Cross depot in Paris was de- :1.6 e 2 IC ID ID has much benefited by his expeiences at The problem had been considered by the stroyed by fire. i X it- the Front. Labour Resettlement Committee, of which ...

... Minister and correspondent suggest that a his civil servants whose concern large proportion of parents would it is. if they arc not too hush. reject it? Experiences in the to do their best for all of us. United States, when a pilot) Meanwhile , we may look ...

... through his father, was deeply interested, and he hoped for the re-organisation, or, if that were too hopeful a word, for the resettlement of the peoples of those territories. Speaking of the no indemnities cry, Lord Bath asked who was to indemnify the countries ...

... service until perhaps a year or so after his friends who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life and he will be correspondingly late completing his 3 years part-time service. When sad Where to Young men can ...

... contralised body can accomplish, carry out the enormous task of resettling labour, and in so doing prove to the discharged sailor and soldier that there is as' much anxiety to restore him to civil life as was shown in persuading him to enlist in the Fighting ...

... purpose of considering • the desirableness of the two Houses of Convocation together, and representative laity being invited to unite with them in deliberation as assessors.'* There was fair attendance, the .Mayor being among those present. The chairman having ...

... HENNING) RIDING STABLES The report points out that there are 39 000 con fi ne d in prisons and the National Amociation for CM* Resettlement of in England and Wales. Apart from Offenders. Its to collect WELLS the considerable cost of keeping them there, they represent ...

... down to see if they could obtain relief players ready to take a shot walking off from the ball then returning and having to re-settle even the commentators having to be silent! I also noticed that the controllers of the broadcast were cutting the transmitted ...

... the up-to-date previsions for limb-fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances, treatment, training, employment, and resettlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Service Men’s Association, 115, Birehfields Road, Manchester, 13. Conoreoational ...