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... 14 33 54 including Purchase Tax would ensure that the defence of aerodromes belong to one service The actual command of the units the stations would be held largely by young Army officers of the rank of lieutenant-colonel or major RAF REGIMENT RAF Regiment ...
... s is lacking The Records Office wrote this week to Mr Horn stating The unit with which your son is serving left Singapore before the capitulation It is that your son went his unit and there is no reason think he is not still serving with the British and ...
... Mer-seties of sittings debate on the chant Navy police auxiliaries general situation in India' would full-time civil defence personnel take place and civil nursing reserve Committee stage of the poR DISCHARGED MEN Wages Bill would continue will second third days ...
... strengthened” DEMOBILISATION PLANS Sir Wm Jowitt Minister without Portfolio answering questions about demobilisation re-settlement civil life said that general re-examination of the demobilisation proceeding They fully appreciated the post-war needs particular ...
... Cup qualifying match Sheffield United Bramall-lane Sheffield Saturday the provisional Grimsby Town team is: Moul-son: and Hodgson Hall Millington and Buck front L Rook Brain Villa) Johnson (Doncaster Rovers Scunthorpe United) (Wolverhampton Wanderers) Ranshaw ...
... 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 ...
... country in the task of rebuildma after the war a happy prosperous England. No 'tart of this task is more important ' than the resettlement in life of the men and women from the fighting Services. There will be many problems. The reinstatement of the great mass ...
... 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 ...
... give the United Kingdom the British Commonwealth Nations a smaller degree of representation than in any other of the international organisations proposed up to now according to well-informed comment here The plan submitted to the International Civil Aviation ...
... a sub-committee WHEN MEN RETURN Mr Weaver mentioned the Minister of Labour set re-settlement officer offices in Victoria - street the idea of helping men coming Lack civil life Minister of Labour evidently done (his because he felt that cx-soldiers would ...
... pplication of the plan for reallocation of man power civilian em ployments in other words the large-scale resettlement of ex-Servicemen and women in civil life It will large-scale operation but part of still greater problem of total re settlement when the ...