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... Mangerooeg, near the mouth of River Weser. Halfway Houses to Full Li^ts /-(•* Warning Mreet Major the Hon. Gwilym Lloyd- Civil Resettlement Units-in other ; Geor ' of Fuel and words, halfway houses back to'Power, told the Provincial Elec- Civvy Street —are being ...
... peaceful co-operation among the nations of the world, and this end impcrtant conversations have been held with officials of the United States, the Soviet Un on and the Republic of China which have resulted in the submission to each of the four Governments concerned ...
... our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from'the Forces and from war work, including those who have been disabled during their ...
... 'Commander U.S.A.A.F. in the Outside the American Embassy Downing-street yesterday said acific, •’More bombs will soon be a United States soldier found he|that owing to his many engage- showered Japan than in the ~—c -,fi imen the Prime Minister has had ...
... , EC.3. LiTennol; Goree, Watar->l. (3), Or l/ocal Ajtpn?*. L 136 CUNARD WHITP. STAR UNITED STATES AND CANADA WHITE STAR. LTD. run arH MuilHing I Workers’ Resettlement •A special service, under the control of the Ministry of Labour, is to be set up for ...
... present: to the Rev. Vivian Thomas: and to the Mayor (Aid. T. Edmund Rees). ,Referring to the re-settlement sys tem. 001. Thomas said that there was a Re-settlement Advice Bureau already In the town - and if any soldier or ex-Serviceman needed achiee, it ...
... the last War I was it' l *™- regiments in the British Second 1 employed in the resettlement 1\, ENV AND DISTRICT and First Canadian Armies the! of ex-Service men in civil occu-1 AGRictii.TOßAi. and flower oand of The Royal Welch Fusiliers pations. My ...
... and especially the; includin’ SO mei the buck to the Ordnance Corps or synagogue next door and then onl disabled, to resettle in civil life, j A further 5.000. ianother department of the War to the roof of two occupied houses Air! Removal o£ need from ...
... D. Men Whole-time Civil Defence ;ement workers, including membc N'ational Fire Service, ma; days. deofSred a repoi i i., ference. “We are still waiting forl suc j, work as building the right of Hitler's first victims to h , te civil defence post participate ...
... TRANING SCHEME Labour National Service last year issued details of interim scheme for training resettlement of disabled persons serving Forces police Civil Defence civilian war casualties and others During of year there were private conferences between ...
... the war and the future conditions of domestic service? A lot of bungling has, occurred about Beveridge. One of the oldest Civil servants in Whitehall. commenting on the difficulties, said this The ideal commission !or committee is one which recog- j nises ...
... be equitable to all in the jn9tly the 8,8, 'p”ition. Sai.rr, menneed the enemv's anoroach, foods may be stored without oE resettling Europe except by col- country. rt uniiine to ,i ''' lt ...