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... 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 ...
... but redistribution is going to be a far more difficult problem At the moment the priorities appear to be the building and civil engineering industries, all trades that produce household needs, food and clothing, and to some extent, export production. ...
... 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 ...
... cities by shell-fire ourselves, first by the defeat in order to root out the Gerand surrender of large enemy man garrison, units then smaller ones. Then How to liberate the Dutch will ‘follow the elimination without smashing up their dangerous “pockets ...
... resettlement CAMPS Helping Repatriated Men Back to Civil Life Camps for helping exprisoner* of war to fit themselves into civil life before discharge from the Army, are being set up in most parts country near 0 big towns. Officially called civil re-settle ...
... to resist.” The Long Trek to Pacificßegins LIEUT.-GEN. DOOLITTLE. TWlfting James Long S.H.A.E.F. The first American troop units are already on their way to French ports, beaded for the Pacific war. Decorates Doolittle Service troops are first to *o. They ...
... you the Charter of the United Nations, v/lich has now been signed without reservation by the representatives ot all the BO States who took part in the conference at San Francisco; and which expresses tha determination the United Nations to maintain peace ...
... LOOKING FOR JOBS Junior Minuter on Resettlement MR. ARTHUR WOODBURN. Parliamentaary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply and Aircraft Production, said at Falkirk yesterday it was a practical impossibility for the Gov* emment to organise jobs individually ...