... such a o the secretary of the group. made Captain Finnic who is a. would join the branches. periods, and industrial and civil resettlement office. Mrs. As*liff was bound over tax at the present rate of ten I firmly believe that all. Mr. 'skilled workers in ...

... battalion which followed, the In(Meeting officer paid tribute to the keenness and enthusiasm of all ranks that was evident In the unit and congratulated them on the spirit that induced them to provide boots and belts at their own expense. Be deplored the lack ...

... Iroin Civil Defence, he was asked about further service should that be required, and when he asked tor an explanation, it was .suggested that there might another war —against Russia. Whatever the foundation for any suspicions, conference was united in insisting ...

... strength. By it we made our great contribution to the cause of war by it we shall make our best contribution to resettlement. It shows us united at home and abroad. Its future depends on the decisions of the great free and inde pendent nations which compose ...

... training and re-employment of disabled persons and to reinstate ex-Servicemen in civil employment.. . Plans for the demobilisation, training and further education and 'resettlement of men and women in the fighting forces are believed to be well advanced. In ...

... HELPING IN THE RE-SETTLEMENT HAYES ADVICE OFFICE OPENED Resettlement Advice Office which has been established at 16-17 Broadway - parade Coldharbour -lane Hayes give information re-settlement problems to ex-Service men and women members of Civil Defence and ...

... exchange populations among the various territorial units. The upheaval wrought by the present war already uprooted large sections of the populations in East-Central Europe. Therefore, setting, or resettling certain sections of the populations in more compact ...

... for settlement now is the attitude which the United Nations are to adopt towards the Nazi virus outside Germany. It. is raised by the action of Russia in refusing to be represented at the conference on civil aviation on the ground that Switzerland, Spain ...

... demobilisation of all the various Forces. including the Civil Defence services and temporarily recruited civil servants, AS a single problem. AFTIR-WAR CONTROLS No sudden demobilisation of the war-time Civil Service is envisaged as the committee recognise that ...

... 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 ...

... inevitable resettlement which the future holds, however much this desisting may rankle. But 1 shall not be surprised if the Allies shortly utilise their North African triumph to the extent of in sisting that all latent peril or handicap to the United Nations ...

... the Home Guard what it is to-day. 76 photographs. @™ Price 2/6 copies. Emblems of the United Nations, by HARRY C. SCHNUR. The flags and coats-of-arms of ali the United Nations in brilliant colour. An attractive production of educational value. Price 2/- ...