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... gone a long way to foster good relations between the United States Forces and the people of Northern Ireland. Mr. Witherow is a native of Feeny, County Londonderry, and has been a lawyer in the United States for over forty years. In his letter he says:— ...
... standard of efficiency as possible. Dispensary doctors appointed before 1921 rank as civil servants, being entitled to a pension and the right of appeal to the Civil Service Commissioners, while those appointed after that date are dependent on the goodwill ...
... armed forces and to a small section of civil defence - workers Mr McCorquodale said it looked probable that the war the Japanese would after Germany had been defeated: We sincerely hope that case that large number civil defence workers will no longer be required ...
... 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 ...
... friendship. As the Soviet soldiers fought on only country which has Finnish soil” punctually discharged its war obligations to the United FAMINE RATIONS States its moral credit stands And all the Press, except for high During the Russo- ew unimportant organs of ...
... alone cannot police the world. To-day, we have to ask ourseelves, can the power of the United Kingdom-- can the financial and material resourcees of the United Kingdom—suffice to discharge all the commitments which this country has assumed or is about ...
... in support the iniamry. Chancellor Meets Civil Servants on PAYE CANCELLATION ARREARS By Our Political Correspondent JOHN ANDERSON, Chancellor of the Exchequer, made an important concession to temporary civil servants on the pay-as-you-earn Income-tax ...
... (Mr H H of the bogus alarm while with other police Civil Defence officials was attending silver celebrations of the Lord Mayor Lady Mayoress and Mrs W Thompson) the House He immediately steps put all Civil Defence posts the for the “ghost” voice 84th US ...
... additional to worry about. The Nazis are believed to be bringing back Dutch and Belgian quisling units from other theatres in the hope of promoting civil war. Little Luxembourg is intimately wrapped up in all this. The Germans began by proclaiming the ...
... obstinately to the notion of ONE EXCUSE AFTER ANOTHER In London the latest explanation of the failure of Turkey to ,ioin with the United Nations is regarded as a gloss on recent events; and the feeling is widely held that at no time did the Turks seriously mean ...
... 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 ...
... be no substantial lightening of % var taxation until Japan has t > een beaten as well as Germany , and until the cost of resettling Europe and restarting our own industry on a peace ¬ time footing has been satisfactorily met Sir 'John Anderson ' s statement ...