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... presumably , of China— despite the Nine-Power Treaties of 1921-22 . The implication is that the United I States would take no part in any Euro- pean resettlement , save , perhaps , from the standpoint of economic reconstruc- tion and disarmament . Mr Early ...
... will seize the bases in Indo-Chiha on the pretext of forestalling . British aggressive designs . The report' from the United States that America will express her displeasure by imposing stern , economic restrictions on Japan is . interesting , but ...
... committees would attend to local arrangements . United meetings would be held during that week in Edinburgh , Glasgow , Aberdeen , and Dundee , and other centres , also gatherings for young people , and united meetings for prayer . Dr Taylor pointed out that ...
... national discipline , as keen and as efficiently imposed at the end of the war as during hostilities , until the period of resettlement has been worked out . We cannot leave it agnin to n hind of liberty which develops into licence , speculation , and an ...
... hostilities in the Far East . Tebrau Rubber Estates £ 1 units were last called Us 7 % d on the Edinburgh Stock Exchange , where they are quoted officially . The following quotations for the units of fixed tiusts have been supplied by the managers of the ...
... forces and their auxiliary and nursing servicestogether with the Merchant NavyPolice Auxiliaries-, fulltime Civil Defence personnel , and Civil Nursing Reserve . A certain number of places will , howeverbe available for candidates who have been employed ...
... Committee for the ^ discussion of purely Scottish business ? It is inevitable that concentration on war legislation and topics of United Kingdom and international importance should have decreased the time available for domestic matters or-problems specially affecting ...
... appointed an Assistant Commissioner under the Ministry of Labour in connection with the scheme for the resettlement of discharged and demobilised Servicemen in civil life- Mr Fyfe was awarded the C . B . E . in 1 ...
... report of the Unionist Sub-Committee on Demobilisation and Resettlement . This is how the scheme would work : — If , for example , it was decided that 15 per cent , of the personnel of a unit could be demobilised , the Records Office would forward the ...
... attention by contrast to the merits of the report , published to-day , of the Unionist Sub - Committee on Demobilisation and Resettlement . If the Government have a plan it is based either on length of service or on length of service combined with age . Mr ...
... be no substantial lightening of % var taxation until Japan has t > een beaten as well as Germany , and until the cost of resettling Europe and restarting our own industry on a peace ¬ time footing has been satisfactorily met Sir 'John Anderson ' s statement ...
... thousands of British and American officers have been in training for Civil Affairs for many months at special schools in Britain and America . It is their task to see that civil problems do not interfere with military operations , and they will mobilise ...