... towards achieving some of the Government's aims for the Civil Service. _ _ For the finest Civil Service in the world, unbribab:e, and exceedingly hard-working they wanted dispersed departments resettled in light, airy office accommodation, up - to -date 'business ...

... enter thelsappers have been arriving for ,United States to get married. the past three weeks to prepare the camps for occupation. How long the Poles will remain in these camps before 'being absorbed into civil life here and overseas depends very lareely ...

... on of food go, who know where to re i ble victims of the and resettlement of non- Foo d was patr ata paign of the Minister must fail go and get it a lot better than a lot of temporary Civil Servants Nazis. to attract youth to the industry know, we should ...

... are now in the early stages of a revolution in ing the D o mini on s . H e also ' aviation affecting combat, transport, and civil LTOGETHER said w e sho u l d b e read y for Pain . t . machines, said Mr. Strachey, Under-Sevretary for £255,500,000 has -) ...

... leading coach. which w a s Hatfield House. Lord Salissplintered to matchwood, with bur s home, which is a civil only slight cuts and minor resettlement unit for exinjuries, prisoners of war, became a Scores of people received .temporary n ur s ing station. ...

... • Byrnes. United States several Alsatian .. slyer, coins—which are to beidistribution of wealth Secretary of State, repeated his die search. Puil melted down in order to repaYl revealed shortages which had silver lent to us by the United assurance ...

... if a large buying, and the trouble will • be much cheaper , tar truth that high prnduc- number of Civil Servants come when by one methfxl or The United States will have tion costs, no matter how they another an attempt is made to to settle that problem ...