... Civil AviAtion The need for an enlightened international settlement under which civil air transport will flourish as an aid to prosperity and peace continues to engage the attention of my Ministers. Further discussions have beeh held with representatives ...

... , Ex-Soldiers' Education. !BRANTS FOIE UNIVERSITY COURSE. The Director-General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement announces that, the following provi'i•mal arrangements have been made for the administration in England sad Wales of the scheme of ...

... 1907, the Royal He |was given to tho United Methodist ¢ solve | Act, ev 1907. That Act enabled the Me New Connexion, a denomination fort civil i797, the Bible Christians, a denom if the formed in 1815, aud the United Methodi ve to Churches, a denomination ...

... to the units, in which accommodation is necessarily limited, but it is the earnest desire of those running the scheme that all ex-pnseners shall have an opportunity of seeing for themselves what the work of resettlement can mean to them in civil life. ...

... reports from the United States a surfeit of wealth iu both public and private possession created a certain activity amongst people here who still treasure old American securities that long ceased to be counted assets Before during the Civil War in America ...

... be still in the Army at the time of entering such a unit, but the response proved so great that the availability has ocen extended to men after they become civilians. One three civil re-settlement units in the Western Command is housed Wightwick Hall, near ...

... now-known as the United Church St George and Lozells is that it houses two Congregational as well as Presbyterian It happened like this Lozells Congregational ohyrch seriously damaged in an air raid in July 1942 and decided thereafter to unite with St George’s ...

... Stxlay, February 3rd. Speakers represerititg 'the Pottery Workers' Society, the Resettlement Advice Office, Hanley, the. Employment Exchange, - and, the Civil seftlemerit Unit, Knutsford. have been • Prisoners* of war are asked to send questiors they, wish ...

... various engineering and building and civil entee ni r n in g g projects. to post-war developments, mention was made of the Resettlement Advice Service which had dealt with over 3,000 cases. The work of resettling disabled persons had grown in volume and ...

... has surveyed the complex problems of demobilisation and resettlement. Priorities will depend largely ,it is suggested, upon a compromise between a man’s value to the Services, his value to civil society, the degree of importance to himself and his dependants ...

... Story 11.20: Gerald° and.-his-Orchestra. 1'2,0: Big 'B en . , Mirth Regional •(449.1 metre') —6.30:, Visit •to Civil Resettle. ment -Unit. 8.8. C. Nor. thern *Orchestra. 11.3: Talk. ...

... number of Re- Advice Offices in kshire to assist in the hent in civil life of women on their return the Forces or from , fms of war service, an £ Telegraph” represen- informed to-day in Resettlement Offices controlled by the V’. of Labour, and the 1(1 intention ...