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... officers would be_selected from the ranks. Government departments were engaged in a special inquiry to see what they could do to resettle Regulars when their term of engagement ended. Answering a question, Mr. NOELISAKER said the R.A.F. was never 'wasteful by ...
... 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 ...
... should be : (1) Western Europe, with Germany as its central problem. This was a United Kingdom responsibility. (2) North America. by far the simplest to frame. He hoped the United Kingdom would be closely associated with the defence plan. fi l'44^ i i it ...
... of the responsibility for them. and Yesterday. The debate was adjourned e o n at Liverpool Royal Arabs. indeed for the resettlement of until to-day. will relieve suffering: it will pro Palestine. - it was stated. alt displaced persons. Lord Jowitt described ...
... 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 ...
... northwards. They say the advance would produce bloodshed. They have threatened to bring in more troops if attempt to put down civil disorders our own country.” Mr. Ala raid he had heard that the insurgents are rapidly marching on Teheran, where the situation ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... .. 12 C) prehensiveplan for the resettlement S ant ftl 7 9 31 ih r, 0 42 of all men and women on their j war. officer fis is .s 44 4 31 « o return from the Services to civil jSec. Lietit, 77 4« 13 7 ...