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... progress of the war . Resettlement Advice Offices A special service under the control of the Ministry of Labour is to be set up for advising men and women released from war service about matters relating to their resettlement in civil life . Mr BEVIN ( Minister ...
... be no substantial lightening of % var taxation until Japan has t > een beaten as well as Germany , and until the cost of resettling Europe and restarting our own industry on a peace ¬ time footing has been satisfactorily met Sir 'John Anderson ' s statement ...
... national discipline , as keen and as efficiently imposed at the end of the war as during hostilities , until the period of resettlement has been worked out . We cannot leave it agnin to n hind of liberty which develops into licence , speculation , and an ...
... in the Zentsuji Group have written letters with Hiroshima as an : address . ; _ ¦ -, Aid for Demobilised Now that the ' Resettlement Advice Offices planned by the Ministry of Labour have begun their work , it . is interesting to note the , types of inquiry ...
... Business for Servicemen Mr BEVIN ( Minister of Labour ) explained his scheme to help resettlement of ex-Servicemen and women and members of the Merchant Navy and Civil Defence who were previously in business or worked on their own acc ' ount . They would ...
... incomnarable achievements in their marches , the German divisions , the Air-Force , and the armoured troops , as well as the units of the Navy , immediately took the initiativeand it was never wrested from them for a single moment . After a fortnight the ...
... will seize the bases in Indo-Chiha on the pretext of forestalling . British aggressive designs . The report' from the United States that America will express her displeasure by imposing stern , economic restrictions on Japan is . interesting , but ...
... presumably , of China— despite the Nine-Power Treaties of 1921-22 . The implication is that the United I States would take no part in any Euro- pean resettlement , save , perhaps , from the standpoint of economic reconstruc- tion and disarmament . Mr Early ...
... the tributes paid to the King and Queen and to the two Princesses . This affection for the Royal Family is something which unites all classes , and anyone who • doubted it would find his scepticism melted by the intense enthusiasm displayed in the humblest ...
... Sunday JNight Civil Aviation Policy Government plans for Britain ' s civil aviation after the war will _ be disclosed this week . The long-awaited White Paper on the subject is due , and in the House of Lords on Thursday the new Minister for Civil Aviation ...
... and Marchioness ox Salisbury with their presence at luncheon at Hatfield House to-day , and subsequently visited the Civil Resettlement Planning Headquai-lei's at Hatfield . The Lady Katharine Seymour and Wing-Commander Peter Townsend were in attendance ...
... picture of the patriotic part being played by the ordinary citizen in this vrar was provided Sunday evening the parade the Civil Defence and kindred services Linlithgow as they marched to Joint service in lOehael’s Church m»rk the National Day Prayer and ...