... amendment he will propose D;. Maxwell Garnett evidently wants to preserve a link with the old body by calling the new one “United Nations Union.” Tautology, -however, may be the Editor comradeship strengthened to such an amazing extent that they decided ...

... November on a single front, Belgrade radio reported to-day. 18 YEARS OF CIVIL WAR Reuter adds: Agreement between Chiang Kai-Shek and the Chinese Communists will bring to close a civil war which has been raging intermittently for 18 years and Chiang Kai-Shek ...

... Japanese Imperial Headquarters, hereby accept the provisions in the declaration issued by the heads of the Governments of the United States, China and Great Britain on July 26 at Potsdam, and subsequently adhered to the U.S.S.R., which four Powers are hereafter ...

... the court a long statement he was alleged to have made to Captain R. W. Spooner, a British intelligence officer, in a German civil prison at Luneberg, last May. school at Hildersheim. where they were issued with S.S. uniforms, a cap bearing the death's head ...

... British Restaurants during the week they should communicate with the clerk giving the Trades Council’s views; and also to the Civil Defence Committee. The president (Mr. G. Haynes) said that in view of this request he would read the conclusions arrived at ...

... Employers’ Goodwill Mr. Hutchison discussed the work of resettlement and paid tribute to the goodwill of employers. He had found that Midland employers always expressed the view that their first responsibility was towards the reinstatement of their own ...

... view of the United States delegation. The recent Imperial Conference has already made some of his remarks inappropriate to the present. An informed study of aircraft construction corrects many optimistic impressions. The problems of civil aviation have ...

... Ottawa several days more, engaged in conversations of great importance on the financing of post-war trade between the principal United Nations, and between the U.S., Canada and Britain in particular. The alternatives which may be considered are the extension ...

... have been ,^^ e d to Japanese rule. to-day acknowledge ® debt that owe to the own country, from the / dia and the Colonies j United States, who, k. only against a ruthless aro enemy, but against conditions, have R*l*Ss great event. *Dat peace is indivisible ...

... be responsible for the operation of the necessary airfields, in close association with local authorities. The Ministry of Civil Aviation would be required to assist in this reorganisation, in co-operation with the Ministry of Transport. It is anticipated ...

... something of the work of our Resettlement Bureaux, which she considers very competent and humane,” and is returning shortly to her country with what she describes as camera-like impressions,” both valuable and helpful. In the United States it is estimated that ...

... prevails matters concerning the British Overseas Airways Corporation. Resettlement Schemes Refresher Courses for Ex-Service Men Urged Refresher courses, for service men and women resettled m civilian appointment —their firms to pay their salaries and the ...