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... onl nuisance. the spot, says a British United: During the war training hadiPress correspondent. been given to 350,000 persons: It is fek that some British,: and 2.100 disabled. His object!and United States units may! was to leave as few as possible now ...
... are now in the early stages of a revolution in ing the D o mini on s . H e also ' aviation affecting combat, transport, and civil LTOGETHER said w e sho u l d b e read y for Pain . t . machines, said Mr. Strachey, Under-Sevretary for £255,500,000 has -) ...
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... between Mr. Attlee and 'Mr. Churchill in the argument as to the size of the Civil Service. No one will deny that,l according to peace-time standards, there are now morel Civil Servants than at anyi time in our history. Every new piece of Social:st legislation_ ...
... • Byrnes. United States several Alsatian .. slyer, coins—which are to beidistribution of wealth Secretary of State, repeated his die search. Puil melted down in order to repaYl revealed shortages which had silver lent to us by the United assurance ...
... if a large buying, and the trouble will • be much cheaper , tar truth that high prnduc- number of Civil Servants come when by one methfxl or The United States will have tion costs, no matter how they another an attempt is made to to settle that problem ...
... 8. C. hold !hear them sung on the stage? dealing with the resettlement o ff ens i ve when the Red advance Si ardtlaus as that of I sessions—politics one In so saying Ido not intend to , in civil life of those who have the troops to the south, but by week ...
... the No one was injured. p:epa.ing the scheme , and t h e f a ct th at they ha v e no . - - - ference. coupled with heavy ,Civil Service. adequate road to their houses. ••••• r The provision of a good road me Shareholders taxation, said Mr. Heaton, it ...