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... , EC.3. LiTennol; Goree, Watar->l. (3), Or l/ocal Ajtpn?*. L 136 CUNARD WHITP. STAR UNITED STATES AND CANADA WHITE STAR. LTD. run arH MuilHing I Workers’ Resettlement •A special service, under the control of the Ministry of Labour, is to be set up for ...
... concerned. Resettlement, indeed, is a national affair, and it is particularly important that the Employer and the Worker should understand what lor she) ought to do. To the Employer : PIVOTAL OFFICERS OR MEN—“ ’• are men who by up their civil work will ...
... available for the resettlement of Arabs living in the Jewish area strenuous efforts should be made to obtain an agreement, in the interests of both parties concerned, for an exchange of land and population. To facilitate such en agreement the United Kingdom Parliament ...
... officers would be_selected from the ranks. Government departments were engaged in a special inquiry to see what they could do to resettle Regulars when their term of engagement ended. Answering a question, Mr. NOELISAKER said the R.A.F. was never 'wasteful by ...
... appropriate be obtained from -Civil Wl HM Forces or the Services in their forms in time to the Civil Commission after oi All in by 1946 CIVIL Service Commissioa Civil Service Commissioners vacancies lishment the Home Civil Scrr Legal filled ...
... present: to the Rev. Vivian Thomas: and to the Mayor (Aid. T. Edmund Rees). ,Referring to the re-settlement sys tem. 001. Thomas said that there was a Re-settlement Advice Bureau already In the town - and if any soldier or ex-Serviceman needed achiee, it ...
... should be : (1) Western Europe, with Germany as its central problem. This was a United Kingdom responsibility. (2) North America. by far the simplest to frame. He hoped the United Kingdom would be closely associated with the defence plan. fi l'44^ i i it ...
... protective policy U. mar.* of the United States vets and so greatly (bat it became fort:oldenle rival to of England. The foreign *hipping trade of the United not protected, arid decline doe to the statedonmcot Protectloa. S. resettle shipping. the of Great Britain ...
... Hall MP Under-Secretary for Affairs and Mr Edgar Evans of the Ministry vbour spoke the methods be adopted for the re-settlement in civil life of wounded servicemen who possibly could not be absorbed into industry ordinary way owing serious disablement ...
... under the Ministry of Labour to co-ordinate the work the local advisory councils in connection with demobilisation and re-settlement:— Employers’ Representatives: Alderman C. ET. ißird (Cardiff), Mr. B. Nicholas iPentypool). Mr. H. W. Spowart (Llanelly) ...
... of the responsibility for them. and Yesterday. The debate was adjourned e o n at Liverpool Royal Arabs. indeed for the resettlement of until to-day. will relieve suffering: it will pro Palestine. - it was stated. alt displaced persons. Lord Jowitt described ...
... of coasting seaman which traded between Worth Wales and Liverpool. It was a hard life fee • hey. be Eld. bat I otter resettled Later, became as sedisary sesame that plying betimes' sad elks imantry. sad revolts ea one his ship was hemmed is by at Quebec ...