... regarded as cranks,” but it might be well seriously to consider an international language. To denounce the Civil Service was easy, but as the Civil Service would be called upon, after the war, to deal with many intricate problems it would be timely to think ...

... ranks to the Record Office, (b) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordai.ce with paragraph 6. They must return to their unite to demobilised if they can be spared. 11. not necessary for offers of employment ...

... our people. This would call for continuous and united effort all sections of the community, and a very high rate of taxation. Bearing this in mind, together with the problems of defence and the resettlement of Europe, it seemed to him that it would be the ...

... steps, in collaboration with the Admiralty and the War Office, to ensure that delay intervenes between war service and resettlement in civil lift. Six German officer prisoners of war escaped from Ripen Camp os Saturday. Another German prisoner, a soldier, ...

... Government Hid the Building Resettlement Committie 3i the Joint Industrial Council of the Building Trades. Agreement was recently arrivod it on various points. The essential point Of the scheme which the BuildinT Resettlement Committee agreed with the ...

... ostahiishmen® branch of senrloe ox Unit (Army At? B.—'The the Unit must so® (f) below. (for Army Air Fvrodh, id) Place where stationed, home ttwtra war .France. East ©to.), abroad^ , ff) Thu details are the descxiption Units In Army Air Fores. FOR OFFIT7ERB ...

... Gloncestershire, Worcestershire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Oxfordshire, together with artillery batteries, R.E. and R.A.M.C. units from the same counties. The bulk of the personnel and impedimenta was conveyed to the Plain in 19 special trains, their burdens ...

... shod. No control will be exercised except at the request of this ith, who said the department of which he is in chai to resettle ‘n civil life something like balf @ million officers and a great number of men in the ranks who are of the professional clssses ...

... consistent with our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women. Re-Settlement Plans The arrangements already in opera, tion for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from the Forces and from war work, including those ...

... phase of scarcit into a phase of plenty. The civilian agencies set up supervise relief, repatriation an re-settlement might grow into international civil service wit great future possibilities. Frontiers in Europe an TO-DAY’S RADIO ...

... donations bad cost .‘29.0)0,01* up to date and would root over mihione with the extension given a few days ago. Resettlement groats for civil liabi:ities exclusive of payments quids during the war, had cost very nearly millions and were estimated to .t ...

... fully alive to the need for such a resettlement of the members of the armed forces in civilian life with a minimum of delay. Congress is also satisfied that the Government will view the entire problem of resettlement from the standpoint of civilian needs ...