... New Books Round the United Natl Journey Among Warriors. By Curie. (Heinemann. 135.) Because Mile. Curie had writl fine life of her mother, she friends in unexpected places— Moscow to the Shan States would have made friends any. as is proved by the personal ...

... exploratory talks in preparation for a United Nations conference on post-war aviation, Mr. L. Welch Porrue (chairman of the United States Civil Aeronautics Board) said yesterday. Russia, China and other of the United Nations will join in the conference. ...

... or no King at all. Further questions may explore the value of an appeasement policy directed to Italy’s. Civil Service—and wonder how far that Civil Service is concerned to retain the old order and how far it is concerned to keep Italy running till a new ...

... could have that Japan would eventually be overthrown. CIVIL SERVICE BONUS An application for an increase in the war bonus payable to non-industrial Civil Servants has been under consideration by the Civil Service National Whitley Council. lAn agreement has ...

... transport services and the airfields at Abbeville. POST-WAR CIVIL AVIATION Moscow, November The importance of co-operation among the United Nations in settling the problems of post-war civil aviation is urged in the Current issue of “War and the Working ...

... What our Servicemen and women want more than anything else is the assurance of satisfactory employment upon their return to civil life. The first task after the war is to provide employment for them and tor our demobilised war workers. Sceptics said that ...

... (Ind.— Rugby) described the way in which the uew system would be applied to Civil Servants as fantastically unjust. A man employed in private enterprise who then entered the Civil Service at the beginning of tax year would begin paying tax on his current ...

... hospitals of the city— Mr. E. P. Hollander (chairman of the Board Management of the Birmingham United Hospitals), Mr. M. G. Mindelsohn (deputy chairman, United Hospital), T)r. Cohen (chairman, Children’s Hospital) and Mr. J. W. Leyi (a member of the Board ...

... 2268 LORD HALIFAX AND END OF THE WAR “CLOSER THAN MANY SUSPECT” New York, November Lord Halifax (British Ambassador to the United States) said in a broadcast last night: The end of the war may be closer than many of us suspect.” But he gave this warning: ...

... other work —and the men and women working in the industries supplying the essential civil needs of my people. The perseverance and industry of my people in the United Kingdom has been emulated by my peoples in my Dominions and Colonial territories and ...

... finance of the war made tflie United Kingdom in cash expenditures abroad. _ Such contribution apart, what we give to the United States as mutual aid in relation to our national income does not fall far short of what the United States give to us as Lease-Lend ...

... Garigliano. The return fire, it is officially stated, was ineffective. It was disclosed at Allied Headquarters yesterday that the United States Third Infantry Division, which fought in Sicily, is now operating Italy. ITALIAN OFFICERS SHOT / BY GERMANS CRIMES ...