... the report for all members to nominate at least one new member 1945. Traders owe It themselves, as well as to the town, to united ail efforts which are possible through a fully representative organisation to help set toe borough of Hastings on its feet ...

... the No one was injured. p:epa.ing the scheme , and t h e f a ct th at they ha v e no . - - - ference. coupled with heavy ,Civil Service. adequate road to their houses. ••••• r The provision of a good road me Shareholders taxation, said Mr. Heaton, it ...

... those normally dealt with in the Employment Exchange. Such a service is vital for men and women from the Forces whose resettlement in civil employment will bo of supreme importance. INDUSTRY'S RESPONSE “U is not intention that persons normally employed 'in; ...

... Employment Exchange. Such be needed. 'a service is vital for men and (women from the Forces whose' TORN WITH FURY ,resettlement in civil employ- The arrangements for taking 'ment will be of supreme many divisions on a single; (importance. I , I INDUSTRY'S ...

... life in Christ Jesus lath mode me free from the low of sin and death (Remiss viii. 3). Geoffrey Henry Henry (a ged ! 52), a civil servant, Thurl2igh Court, Bantam, was found Not Guilty at London Sessions last week of driving a motor car while under the ...

... appointment at the Air Ministry. He is particularly interested in plans for de* mobilisation and the re-settlement of Service men and women in civil life. Flight-Lieut. Cook has the of being a fluent public speaker. He has had much experience of lecturing ...

... The meeting took place yesterday Reuter RESETTLEMENT OF DISABLED Sir ‘Womersley Minister Pensions told London Rotary Club to-day that the number of disabled ex-Service-men interviewed under training and re-settlement scheme totalled 221000 to September 30 ...

... -^ pI DISABLED re-set*^ Sir Walter Minister of oll^ London to-day that 1 | disabled ex-Service^, viewed under 3 ' 11 re-settlement 221,000 up to Sept ...

... well as on rank. The aim of the Government had been to design the provision for re-settlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the Forces on their return to civil life- Regular and ex-Regular officers and men were included in the scheme of war ...

... comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment for further educational training and for completion of apprenticeships. . Moreover, final details will shortly be announced, of a scheme of re-settlement grants up to £150 to ex-members of the Forces ...

... RK-SETTLEMEXT “The aim of. the Government has been to design the provision for re-settlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the Forces on their return civil life. They have had in mind for some time past to complete their arrangements scheme ...

... Wide Scope “This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Goverrtment’s comprehensive plan for the resettlement of all men and women on their return to civil life. This plan is incomparably wider scope and more liberal in its benefits than the arrangements ...