... effort there no lack of energy and good will; but from all are we getting the best possible results? Is it intelligent that Civil Service traditions, bred in years of peace, should continue to impose cautious restraints on production when the one call that ...

... in civil ! employment by educational training and resettlement grants, and to the Service post-war credits. The value to the demobilised man of a sum of ready money with which to tide ever the period of transition I from military service to civil , employment ...

... Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury with their presence at luncheon Hatfield House to-day, and subsequently visited the Civil Resettlement Planning Headquarters at Hatfield. The Lady Katharine Seymour and Wing Commander Peter Townsend were in attendance. ...

... object of which is to assist British manufacturers. To-day's Appointments West Riding Winter Assizes—Leeds Town Hall. 10.30. CIVIL COURT: Before Mr. Justice Oliver—Toogood v. Simpson: Ezelbv v. Carr. Before Mr. Justice Stable— Dobson and Dobson (wife v. ...

... This distribution has been made possible both j the energetic work of the Central Government Chungking and by the actions of civil and military authorities in neighbouring pro' vinces. For example, almost half a million bags of wheat have been taken from ...