... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel as waiting repatriation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services is therefore £150,100,000. Difficult transitional period worked and others ...

... month. It has grown from only 14.000,0001b month in 1935. Prayers for Poland OMAN Catholic churches throughout Britain and the United States were to-day holding special services of prayer for Poland, in connection with the great Rolisn reugious Festival oi ...

... engineering and electrical tram union.s end employers by winch some ,imy-trained tradesmen are made eligible to take up piss in civil life as skilled men. Serivee in a trade capacity in the Army will in future qualify these men for trade union membership, and ...

... February 19, the Polish Resettlement Corps numbered 11,015, of whom just over half were officers. The cost to the taxpayer during the current financial year total £9,146.000. Since July, 1945, just over £110,000,000 has been spent resettling 114.037 Poles, or ...

... panics, and 1,800 Northumberland employees of the United Automobile last night described as utterly' serves Durham and Yorkshire. Mr. H. lyth. passenger trade foreign newspapers, especially 8.. the United States. . that Great port and General orkrs' ; group ...

... compared with 30,0001b. during the war. The makers suggest load of 253001b. Lord Nathan, Minister Civil Aviation, said London yesterday that so far the United Kingdom was concerned there bad been accident with Dakota aircraft which could attributed to the ...

... on of food go, who know where to re i ble victims of the and resettlement of non- Foo d was patr ata paign of the Minister must fail go and get it a lot better than a lot of temporary Civil Servants Nazis. to attract youth to the industry know, we should ...

... peoples of the world the just peace which is our chief desire. In Western Europe my forces from the United Kingdom and Canada and their comrades from the United States, with the valuable aid of the armed forces of my European allies and of the peoples who ...

... 000 were in the United Kingdom. 25,000, ' were in overseas tneatres. and 61,000 had been repatriated to Poland or had emigrated to some other country. Of the 127,000 in the United Kingdom 65,400 had opted for the Polish. Resettlement Corps. and 19.000 ...

... THE NATIONS 167, FLEET STREET, Fry !IiaINCE it was Russia's support that settled the location' of United Nations Organisa-I tion headquarters in United IStates. it seems likely that her preference for the East to the West Coast will go a long way to deciding ...

... evacuationnationalsxisafonrdctshetodsb:eriniarnin f . pein o et, civil es, is ti energy, purposes. is essential hi military and a d niented. that After the ultimatum's deliverllf by the it the United b ed beat Nations organ- i four Indonesian leaders, includ- ...

... women who have given their services to the country in its great hour of need. A generous scheme of pensions and of resettlement in civil life is no more than they are entitled to. The fact that a man or woman was recruited into the Service should be accepted ...