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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Hall. Following the inspection the company marched to Ros• Street. where the salute was taken by the Commanding Oflioer of the Unit, Lieut. W. M. Davidson. The general routine of the camp wasinstruction in th e forenoon, field events in the afternoon, and ...
... r— (HE “HITCH-HIKED” OVER 2000 MILES LONG EATON FIRE GUARD ORGANISATION PLANS NEW COMMITTEE FORMED PLANS ill organisation “Civil Council (Mr A B are working this will effectively possible fire result action In the Select Committee Report to the Government ...
... Mer-seties of sittings debate on the chant Navy police auxiliaries general situation in India' would full-time civil defence personnel take place and civil nursing reserve Committee stage of the poR DISCHARGED MEN Wages Bill would continue will second third days ...
... out the no.tadate provisions for limb fitting. discharge, pensions. allowances. treatment, training, employment end resettlement in civil lift. Apply to British Limbless Ex.serviee Men's Association. 115 Birehaelde Road. Manchester, 1.1 Allison, Mr V. Renton ...
... includes 600,000 Germans from the Baltic States, South Tyrol, and elsewhere whom Hitler has resettled in Germany for reason* of his own ** It will be for the United Nations consider whether the innumerable other nocke's German? dotted all over Zat'ern Europe ...
... rather are thev complementary in the best English manner sp that their wartime coalescence is all the easier to achieve They unite but each retains its individuality in co-operation a way' that is in best sense in accord the British tradition of pooled public ...
... the war and the future conditions of domestic service? A lot of bungling has, occurred about Beveridge. One of the oldest Civil servants in Whitehall. commenting on the difficulties, said this The ideal commission !or committee is one which recog- j nises ...
... them in these islands and the overseas Dominions “We also urge that the Governments of the United Nations should make an early declaration that the resettlement of Jewish refugees has a definite place their post-war reconstruction” Members the Ealing ...
... strengthened” DEMOBILISATION PLANS Sir Wm Jowitt Minister without Portfolio answering questions about demobilisation re-settlement civil life said that general re-examination of the demobilisation proceeding They fully appreciated the post-war needs particular ...
... to the United Nations and neutral countries with Palestine thrown in ” to save the lives some of the Jew ish children who are the object of Hitler’s unspeakable barbarity' We must be thankful that there are leaders and idealists in the United Nations ...