... regulations applying to aliens nor do they come under such discipline as is imposed by the Resettlement Corps II they commit a criminal offence they can be tried by our civil courts but as long as they avoid breaking the criminal law they are free of many forms ...

... which civil administration on the manpower of the country constant being kept order to avoid waste the most economic use existing staff but there four reasons which us expect large reductions the present time 1 still much work which war resettlement 2 As ...

... radiography been introduced into Midland factories and this picture worker being x-rayed at BTH works Coventry The of radiography unit the operator is controls on left— followed with interest by health authorities and a factor control tuberculosis MONTY: OUR ...

... extent on the solution of the Indian problem That is one of the places where if by any chance there is a breakdown or chaos or civil war it might create the vacuum which everybody is frightened of The whole Asiatic world is undergoing such tremendous changes ...

... our military commitments arising from the end of the war and the Government’s undertakings as regards the release of men to civil life” Mr Bellenger declares “Conditions are not stable enough to permit the reorganisation of the Agmy into its final peacetime ...

... 'p'INALLY on the subject of food and drink the Government has decided to reinsert in the Civil Restaurants Bill the clause relating to the sale of intoxicating drink in civil restaurants On this matter there is much misunderstanding: many people think the Government ...

... courses for training in work on the land are provided under the Ministry of Agriculture and you can particulars from the Resettlement Advice IF Professor Henry Higgins were to stray from “Pygmalion” into George and Margaret” written by another hand on the ...