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... more nor less than a prelude to resettlement. is a means whereby the final stage of a soldier's life In the Army can made a constructive experience and can prepare him for the responsibilities and opportunities of civil life. A Springboard The scheme ...
... 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- ...
... women who have given their services to the country in its great hour of need. A generous scheme of pensions and of resettlement in civil life is no more than they are entitled to. The fact that a man or woman was recruited into the Service should be accepted ...
... and widely experienced men with no party affiliations, such as Sir John Anderson and Sir James Grlgg. who are drawn from the Civil Service, and Lord Woolton and Sir Andrew Duncan, who come from the business world. Under the tireless, indomitable leadership ...
... onl nuisance. the spot, says a British United: During the war training hadiPress correspondent. been given to 350,000 persons: It is fek that some British,: and 2.100 disabled. His object!and United States units may! was to leave as few as possible now ...
... has lost interest the Conference: it may well that Mr. Molotov cannot spared to visit the United States at a time when the immediate problems of European resettlement are becoming so pressing. But*it has naturally led to doubts whether a Conference which ...
... PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORKERS yT,„., (C for appointment CIVIL LIAISON OFFICERS in Civil Resettlement Unltr. for Repatriated Prisoners of War. To deal with personal ond domestic difficulties men in these Units, and their readjustment difficulties experienced ...
... in civil ! employment by educational training and resettlement grants, and to the Service post-war credits. The value to the demobilised man of a sum of ready money with which to tide ever the period of transition I from military service to civil , employment ...
... Marquess and Marchioness of Salisbury with their presence at luncheon Hatfield House to-day, and subsequently visited the Civil Resettlement Planning Headquarters at Hatfield. The Lady Katharine Seymour and Wing Commander Peter Townsend were in attendance. ...
... capital would invariably be repaid At the same time the State Department ‘‘announced that the United States had granted to France a loan of about £137000000 to buy United States transport equipment machinery raw materials The loan 'which still required approval ...
... camouflage They may include several battered aircraft-carriers and other major units SHIPS SUNK AND Admiral Nimitz meanwhile announced two widely separated blows light units his Pacific Fleet on Sunday Several Japanese were sunk and others damaged by ...