... MOM keepers of thd Upper Nor wood Civil Defence proudly disp lay their exhibits at a rabbit show • and fun fair held at Beulah PALACE CAR .DUMP Questions in Commons What is to happen to all the motor vehicles on the Crystal Palace site? This question ...

... has surveyed the complex problems of demobilisation and resettlement. Priorities will depend largely ,it is suggested, upon a compromise between a man’s value to the Services, his value to civil society, the degree of importance to himself and his dependants ...

... Soldiers' Objection Mr. Shimmin said he was confirmed the view as he went round Army units and camDs. discussing this and kindred matters with the men. They were not primarily concerned about what they would draw 60 or 65 but about two things—what was ...

... Peers Look Ahead There has been all-round quickening of interest in the future of civil aviation in a w r ay that will give added importance to resumed discussion of Lord Londonderry’s motion on the subject in the House of Lordfe. Shipping companies which ...

... Correspondent FLEET STREET. Wednesday The British Empire and the United States are together producing between two and three times the total Axis war production. About 25 per cent, ot the United Kingdom's supplies over the whole field come from the U.S.A. ...

... races and the political system, but on the point of winning the war quickly America was united with us in joint determination. On other problems of post-war resettlement, it was important to realise that America was impressed by what we did, and not by what ...

... this subject shortly. Many minds are exercised about air transport at the moment and particularly about the future of British civil aviation. Debates on this topic are due in both Houses Parliament soon. On the assumption that the formalities attending the ...

... retnrn civil life they can. become members of the British Legion, which is onen all who have served with Forces, and yon, near relative, can join the Women’s Section 'f von wish President Roosevelt, in a message the temporary chairman the United Nations ...

... has intimated to the Committee that he has reconsidered his future status in the local Civil Defence organisation and regretted that he must ask to resign from Civil Defence duties. The Committee intimate that they have accepted with regret Mr. White's ...

... I am ready with my friends to meet Sir Archibald Sinclair and his friends at any time to discuss the elements and bases of united Liberal policy which shall ensure that, in the vast changes foreshadowed in the post-war world, the authoritarians shall not ...

... demobilisation of all the various Forces. including the Civil Defence services and temporarily recruited civil servants, AS a single problem. AFTIR-WAR CONTROLS No sudden demobilisation of the war-time Civil Service is envisaged as the committee recognise that ...

... 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 ...