... organisation has expanded so much that it has become the United States World-wide Carrier Ser vice. According to General George, Commander General of the United States Air i ransport Command, the United States envisaged a breath-taking pro gramme for transporting ...

... Articles Dealing with Civil Aviation After the War By CHARLES GRAVES THE recent speech by Congress-woman Clare Booth Luce (of which the Air Ministry secured a 5,000- word verbatim report), has brought the problem of post-war civil aviation to a head. In ...

... government. The name A.M.G.O.T. has now been changed to Civil Affairs. A.M.G.O.T. stood for Allied Military Government of Occupied Territories. That is still the object in view, and the title Civil Affairs automatical!}' gives rise to a misconception of ...

... inevitable resettlement which the future holds, however much this desisting may rankle. But 1 shall not be surprised if the Allies shortly utilise their North African triumph to the extent of in sisting that all latent peril or handicap to the United Nations ...

... Russia so vital as now. On the collaboration of the Great Power of Europe, victorious Russia must hang or fall the whole resettle ment of Europe on a basis of security and peace and brotherhood. If Russia gains the impression that she alone defeated Nazi-ism ...

... Pacific. When it was proposed that the United States should take them over, Mr. Roosevelt is said to have told Mr. Eden that he preferred this vital island group should be placed under the guardianship of the United Nations. Opportunity for kindred co-operation ...

... believer in Isolation, the speeches of Messrs. Hull and Willkie make abundantly clear. The United States are clearing their decks to play a leading part in world resettle ment on liberal lines and in the ideals of a true democracy and their almost fanatical ...

... Trades Union Congress's challenge to th Government on the Question of the affilia ion of Civil Servants' unions is disturbing. Under the Trades Disputes Act, Civil Servants are allowed to organise their union but they are strictly forbidden to affiliate ...

... service and type of unit, military courses which he has taken, and type of contact with enemy, if any (a Commando corporal will put down Hand-to- hand, whereas a gunner might only be able to claim Ack-ack Any jobs he had in Civil Defence, the name of ...

... sets about organising his resources. Civil construction engineers dig pits and slit trenches Air-raid drills are made com- pulsory. A special J apanes envoy, on his way to Washing ton, is welcomed with a sceptics civility. But the defence plans continue. ...

... truck, trying the sets and inspecting the batteries. The existence of the Beacii Signal Unit has been a well- kept secret for three years This truly combined unit cor sists partly of Royal Signals personnel and partly of naval communication ratings. They ...

... friendly Allied civil administration, but elsewhere it has been necessary to provide a complete civil Government. Military courts have been set up to deal with looting, sabotage, spying and acts directed against the troops. The ordinary local civil and criminal ...