... eft* Birmingham Post | resettlement of a liberated Europe. General Smuts goes to the heart of the matter. After a realistic picture of things as they are, he says: ‘‘Constructive statesmanship of a high order will be called for unless Europe is to be ...

... our people. This would call for continuous and united effort all sections of the community, and a very high rate of taxation. Bearing this in mind, together with the problems of defence and the resettlement of Europe, it seemed to him that it would be the ...

... private builders and local authorities. (10) Practical help for ex-Service men and women and especially the disabled, to resettle in civil life. (11) Removal of need from the homo carrying out complete schemes of national insurance family allowances and improved ...

... last resort placing the onus on the employer under the Control of Employment Order. “ On the smoothness and success of our resettlement will depend for many years the prosperity and happiness of the country.” The debate was concluded. REDUCING MUNITIONS ...

... in the most testing and dangerous conditions. There is not, it will be noted, anything like the same strict control over civil employment that there has been throughout the first part of the war—but control is still fairly tight and against ” this freedom ...

... business premises, civil nursing service, nurses in Government, local authority and recognised voluntary hospitals, Royal Observer Corps and Women’s Voluntary Services for civil defence. All members of the Forces who have served in the United Kingdom during ...

... refuse to do so complications and friction are bound to arise with possibly, unhappy and embarrassing results. Civil Engineering Achievements Civil engineers, their tremendous war task of laying out aerodromes, camps and other constructional work completed ...

... months’ service in operational unit. Army and Air Force personnel serving in H.M. ships or m defensively-equipped merchant ships will also qualify. The Air Crew Europe Star is for two months’ operational flying or more from United Kingdom bases over Europe ...

... attended a service in Southwark Cathedral in his honour. Outside the cathedral they watched children from seven local schools and Civil Defence members ride past on twohorse drays in tableaux suggested by scenes in Shakespeare’s plays. The Queen and Princess ...

... BIRMINGHAM Aid To China: Lady Cripps has received a gift of £26 ss. for British United Aid to China from the directors and employees of Messrs. Serck Radiators, Ltd., Warwick Road, Birmingham. The fund has reached a total of £1,489,350. Welfare Officers’ ...

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... Italian territory. In keeping with this agreement, the Allied Commission has already established its machinery for an Allied civil administration as distinguished from the Military Government for a region of thirteen provinces, including the disputed Istrian ...