... employment in the public service. as outlined in the White Paper on demobilisation and resettle. fluent. are granted in members or former members of the Defence Force!. Civil Service competitions conAned to such linen have already been annouticeo to be held ...

... w ve the „ event. the President. on his election and' mere whi t ,. the demob-aid he hoped Mr. Nall•y would:ins:ohm and resettlement of moult:lye a very Allllllll Year M ,oilliers the foeferive I , 'ories, the Co. office in the chair. le was S Manager ...

... Arraieve. meutt for toe'r resettlement. lite rase of„ , iratiiity wan higher than anticipated. and they found now that an additional £026.000 we , . required. A !lint of £85.500 required for the payment of civilians attached to units, owing to tradesmen and ...

... three Services, each which has its own film unit under Its own control. A great network non-theatrical distribution has been developed all over the coun- | try. There are approximately 140 ■ mobile projection units, each conalatiny of a portable 16 nun. projector ...

... and support to the proposed organise.. him (Col. Collins-Powell) as to the Lion to asoist in the re-.settlement in I way the fund should extend itself civil life of members of the Defence' to Mr. Sinnott what precisely the through the country. He pointed ...

... Benevolent und, and to yuaph.s. Pipe Band . • .m 5- Tip.l lee' 33 lards--P. Ursa. fiord an Daly , 2: Miss Q. 0 - Grady. 3, a unite to the Public perari Abu. 7.43-Eileen Latimer d+,.-Miss A. Moran , 1; to tee at CC:quarters the lechni- ( 0 4pran o 8,0-g ...