... candidates for higher Ointments In industry Many ifSSn will be those who have X success of Service m others those who were rom civil in,o *,r industry. l tO. Wilson (assistant ■' J, al controller for the Anointments Office. Ministry and National Service) of ...

... than the resettle- arise in connection with the remen t in civil life of the men and entry into civil iife of men and women from the Fighting Services. Many will have been absent from their former occupations for five or six years. Some left civil life as ...

... 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 ...

... order were given, it would be retrospective. PERSONAL TOUCH IN INDUSTRY EX-SERVICE PROBLEM hen problems, of the resettlement of Service men in civil life were discussed by Services representatives with the Ministry of Labour at a works management association ...

... task to see that civil problems do not interfere with military operations, and they will mobilise civilian resources aid the Allied cause. They will not make policies, which will be governed by the Combined Chiefs of Staff. Many of the units have been earmarked ...

... assist you. A copy of this booklet is to be given to all prisoners war who are repatriated. The Army is establishing Civil Resettlement Units, which will help the men to make the best possible start in civilian life They will get: The help of a trained staff ...

... Gibson, that many muddle-headed decisions have been made in regard to the provision of air raid shelters, sand, etc., for the civil population. Several valuable months were lost in the earUer stages of the war because it was not recognised by those in authority ...

... said the Parliamentary Secretary for Civil Aviation, will afford to enterprise an option and opportunity of operating those services geographically most convenient while avoiding uneconomic competition between United Kingdom operators. Finally, another ...

... deride the nature at the unit library and what books It should eaten. This was the kerma , of the book side of ediontion. owl* tholes el . seichnicol handbooks is not too dillicult, that of ectectla books required to mate • unit sway library, antpronensim ...

... hostilities in the Far East . Tebrau Rubber Estates £ 1 units were last called Us 7 % d on the Edinburgh Stock Exchange , where they are quoted officially . The following quotations for the units of fixed tiusts have been supplied by the managers of the ...

... cities of the fabulous East. - Time and again it provided sanctuary for thousands of Chinese from the terrors of famine and civil war. So it was when, within 24 hours of the treachery of Pearl Harbour, the Japs invaded our leased territory on the mainland ...

... retnrn civil life they can. become members of the British Legion, which is onen all who have served with Forces, and yon, near relative, can join the Women’s Section 'f von wish President Roosevelt, in a message the temporary chairman the United Nations ...