... instruction and other facilities for preparing themselves for a return to civil And in 1919 both Services (Admiralty and War Office) woke up to the necessity of that they called Re-Settlement. The Airman is a mechanic, and for all I know m ay be a member of a ...

... y Secretary to the Admiralty if he could state when the Report of the Committee to inquire into the re-settlement of naval ratings on return to civil life, presided over by Captain E. M. Bennett, 0.8. E., R.N., would he published, and Mr. Ammon replied: ...

... experiments, are following the SlVllesent closely sad seeing how far they, it it ho thetr own aside: the Govern- Met of the United States of Americo heal as to its working. = l , thee, are some of the achievoienta of the year sow drawing to a close. They ...

... Other nations such as the United States and &ermany had forged ahead while putting taxes on to their imports, and let them consider it—Were we the only | wise people in the world? Were all the people in ‘ Germany and the United. States foolish and insane ...

... the man has done suck exceptionally good war service that it is the earnest duty of every citizen to we that be 6 now re-settled civil life. In a measure this type of man Its being attended to under the Government Training Grant Svlicine, which, however ...

... private ‘body, does pone ‘the less take an undoubted step towards a national system by making the teachers a branch of the Civil Service. The Bill looks like passing now, and Liberals in to realise that they will do well to make the most of what it gives ...

... throughout the afternoon, cated to employers t o complete a time of At the present time the Bank has over; Speaker from the United States. Dreyer; 2, Kiteat; Kose. Rowland, author of ihre weeks for renovations, the officials was spent by the members. of ...