... number of Re- Advice Offices in kshire to assist in the hent in civil life of women on their return the Forces or from , fms of war service, an £ Telegraph” represen- informed to-day in Resettlement Offices controlled by the V’. of Labour, and the 1(1 intention ...

... 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 ...

... fully alive to the need for such a resettlement of the members of the armed forces in civilian life with a minimum of delay. Congress is also satisfied that the Government will view the entire problem of resettlement from the standpoint of civilian needs ...

... comers to the microphone. .. •? Maurice Wmnick and 8.30 Stalag to Civvy 1S Orchestia. Street Storv of the Civil 11.30-—Thirty Corps Dance Resettlement Unit. Band. 9.0 —Time and News. 11.50 —News. 9.15—T0-night’s Talk. &h 9- Musical Gloucester- TO-MORROW’S PLAY ...

... victory. We can show our gratitude in a practical manner if pledge our service to the work of reconstruction. Let our efforts be united, and let co-operation be our watchword. The coming year is going to one of the most vital in the history of the Institute ...

... Venezuela was the maintenance of friendly relations with all democratic nations especially Latin American countries, Britain, the United States, and Russia said a broadcast from Caracas heard to-day. The broadcast added that the forthcoming elections would be ...

... Ex-Servicemen's Council, and since its inception last year has assisted a dozen ex-Service: people a month in their , resettlement in civil life. The appointed day is the beginning of our deferred Whitsun holiday, when many) people will be going away. The ...

... numbered 56. the lowest monthly Cunningham, Palestine High be imposed in certain areas of figure for the year. Commissioner, that civil ad- Palestine 17.00 hours tothe total killed during 1944 t ministration and facilities would morrow if Windham and Collins ...

... o f that, and the Minister the other part of their mandate for the thine • • • present term of office. The Bill, EVACUATED CIVIL which gave guaranteed prices SERVANTS and markets in return for On the motion for the efficient farmin4 had in most a dj ournmen ...

... that a great tobacco combine offered her £500,000 for the business. The lady accepted. The halfmillion she received ranked as Civil War Trade Another successful entrant in the fortune race was Jack Billmeir, once a £3-a-week shipping clerk who raised enough ...

... Speed-up TRADE TREATY The New York Times re- TALKS OPENED orted to-day that M. Trygvie' Lie, Secretary-General of the! United Nations is considering' Negotiations for a commercial a plan for a special committee treaty between Britain and to study the ...

... coastguards reported the end of the year and 14 a year — I CIVIL SERVANTS' STRIKE a)iggest seas this winter. and hence. Six diesels are on order. INTER-TRIBAL RIOT: A decision to call out the civil small ships were saeltering 'tor five other pits. The chief ...