... approaching £500000000 “The aim of the Govern ment has been to design the provision for resettlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the forces on their return to civil life They have had in mind for some time past to complete their arrangements for ...

... given to men and women in need of resettlement on account of their war service in the Armed Forces, in the Civil Defence Services, in Industry. This eervice will be provided through offices to be known as Resettlement. Advice Offices, and the address of ...

... Provision had been made on Town Clerk, and Clerk to a comprehensive scale for rest. James' Hospital Visit-, instatement in civil employ- Dunned fn m preceding L) in g Committee. ment, for further educational Municipal Offices. training, and for completion ...

... the unfair treatment of Service men who were released for civil employment at a time when the country most,. needed them, as I' am one of those affected. have had an intervew with a Resettlement Officer, and he showed me an order from the Air Ministry ...

... the Press. This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Government's comprehensive | plan for .the resettlement of all men and women on their return civil life. “The plan is incomparably wider in scope and more liberal its benefits than the arrangements ...

... published in the Press, off l scheme war gratuities rounds f 6 Grovernment’s comprehensive ,or the resettlement of all men and on their return to civil life. plan is incomparably wider in than more liberal in its benefits last w. . arrangements made after ...

... to-day. The statement added that other forces would land from warships “on or after August 28.” Bombed Tokyo The Allied naval units First * Fr*GoCl ma^e or Yokosuka, the big Japanese naval bom bed'Tokyo fl.S’in'u, T ...

... victory. We can show our gratitude in a practical manner if pledge our service to the work of reconstruction. Let our efforts be united, and let co-operation be our watchword. The coming year is going to one of the most vital in the history of the Institute ...

... THE NATIONS 167, FLEET STREET, Fry !IiaINCE it was Russia's support that settled the location' of United Nations Organisa-I tion headquarters in United IStates. it seems likely that her preference for the East to the West Coast will go a long way to deciding ...

... evacuationnationalsxisafonrdctshetodsb:eriniarnin f . pein o et, civil es, is ti energy, purposes. is essential hi military and a d niented. that After the ultimatum's deliverllf by the it the United b ed beat Nations organ- i four Indonesian leaders, includ- ...

... which would encourage civil war Spain. With regard to Greece he said that the Greek Regent had accepted an Invitation to come to Britain for talks. The British Government had urged an early election in that country. With the United States and France they ...

... regiment were present as members of the Cornflower Club the Old Comrades Association of the - unit formed last September. Seven Years Ago Welcoming back to civil life all new memoers recently demobilised, Lt.-Col. E. Boggis, chairman of the club, stated ...