A series of exhibitions dealing with the work of ex-soldiers has been successfully inaugurated, and Red Triangle employment bureaux have already secured situations for more than twenty thousand discharged men. The biggest opportunity for the Red Triangle will come with the declaration of peace. 'After the war' for tens of thousands of men has commenced already, and not only during the war, but in the reconstruction we shall need the help of every worker who is prepared heart and soul to work out the full programme of the Red Triangle for Britain's sake and for the sake of the Kingdom of God. Printed in Great Britain by T. and A. CONSTABLE, Printers to His Majesty at the Edinburgh University Press * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: So that paragraphs could flow uninterrupted, illustrations were relocated to positions between paragraphs. Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Page viii, "BLESSÉS" changed to "BLESSÉES" ('LES PARENTS DES BLESSÉES') Page xiii, "Schevingen" changed to "Scheveningen" (Abbey hut, Scheveningen, Holland) This was changed also on the illustration caption itself. Page 39, "necesary" changed to "necessary" (it is absolutely necessary) Page 124, "same" changed to "came" (she came back she) Page 158, "simpl" changed to "simple" (its simple little song)