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... our military commitments. and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life, of men and women released from the Forces, and from War Work,, including those who have been disabled during ...
... war concern of the period re-settlement Air Ministry however afterwards prevent growing aglta- There greater in lion separate some of latter than in present limbs from main former development of lxdy The admirals have civil aviation not really joined ...
... Labour on 21 May The Minister said nothing inconsistent with Government policy on this matter Civil Aviation: Mr Ivor Thomas (Parliamentary Secretary Ministry of Civil Aviation) informed Major Bruce (Lab Portsmouth N) that a committee had been appointed to ...
... regulations applying to aliens nor do they come under such discipline as is imposed by the Resettlement Corps II they commit a criminal offence they can be tried by our civil courts but as long as they avoid breaking the criminal law they are free of many forms ...
... practice If it is to become a reality the National Government will have to be maintained in the interim period of post-war resettlement Clearly the Ministers who have approved its publication recognise that It brings once more into light Mr Churchill’s broadcast ...
... which civil administration on the manpower of the country constant being kept order to avoid waste the most economic use existing staff but there four reasons which us expect large reductions the present time 1 still much work which war resettlement 2 As ...
... which was issued to-day provides that ex-Service recruits to the Civil Service from September 1939 may count their period of service with fnextfew the Forces as unestablished service in the Civil Service “Sheer planning pedantry” Mr Bevcn answers Mr Willink ...
... Tote Transport i Allenway Ltd 580 3191) who Shinwell gives hint of “important” Forces resettlement move N important announcement in due course concerning the resettlement of men from the Forces was hinted at by Mr Shinwell Secretary for War addressing the ...
... Snow-hill station early yesterday morning he heard his fare Capt Zygmunt Sewervn de Somogyi aged 55 a member of the Polish Resettlement Corps snoring Churchley knowing the captain had just made a long journey naturally assumed was tired but on arrival at ...
... obstinately to the notion of ONE EXCUSE AFTER ANOTHER In London the latest explanation of the failure of Turkey to ,ioin with the United Nations is regarded as a gloss on recent events; and the feeling is widely held that at no time did the Turks seriously mean ...
... radiography been introduced into Midland factories and this picture worker being x-rayed at BTH works Coventry The of radiography unit the operator is controls on left— followed with interest by health authorities and a factor control tuberculosis MONTY: OUR ...
... Elmdon” Solihull’s MP Mr Martin Lindsay asked in the Commons this afternoon if the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Civil Aviation would expedite a decision upon the extent the land he wished to take over at Elmdon Airport since this information ...