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... Respectively KARACHI, May 26.—Total number s of Muslim refugees from the East Punjab, East Punjab States, Alwar, Bharatpur, United Provinces, Delhi, Delhi Province and Jammu and Kashmir who entered the West Punjab and Khairpur State and have been numerated ...
... trained in civil defence . In war-time there would be one national Army . The problems of civil defence and the fighting Services did not differ in principle , and he and the Home Secretary were working in close association on a . common policy . Civil defence ...
... The aim is to make wells, schools and dispensaries for the Families Resettlement Officer, visited , n _ i g the school year, 236,000 pupils from every village a self-sufficient unit with whole area. Construction of roads is this area recently to see the ...
... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel awaiting repaid riation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services, is, therefore, £150,000.000. New Peace-time Force. In the memorandum, Mr. ...
... Last year's estimates totalled £399.000,000. Non-military activities, such as the Polish Resettlement Corps, administration and control of prisoners-01-war and civil government of certain occupied territories, account for nearly £11.000,000. Terminal charges ...
... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel as waiting repatriation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services is therefore £150,100,000. Difficult transitional period worked and others ...
... Poles in the Polish Land Forces and : ¦ Resettlement Corps is diminishing fairly > :: rily . and should disappear during the ex : vxo years . 1 ; mus ' t be remembered , however , that as re Poles are placed in civil employment ; : his countrv . so may ...
... are discontented the rule Parliament, maintains, but says there prospect: of civil war like that waged by the Irish The Scots and Welsh are giving trouble. ‘l'lie projected United States of “very premature'’ hut the Scots arc very much interested in the ...
... Viceroy; Alan Campbell-Johnson, Press Attache to the Viceroy; Reginald Harry Saloway, 1.C.5., Regional )Irector of Resettlement and Employment, United Provinces; Oscar Henry Brown, Chief Presidency Magistrate, Bombay; Paul Robert James Morgan, Indian Police, ...
... Alfred Banner, 86, Dew Ryder-street, Cardi ff . celebrate their Civil golden wedding to-day. Officers and men of the Army Mr. Banner was connected with:are now being trained in civil; the Great Western Railway Divi- ;defence duties, except fire - fighting ...
... for the maximum voluntary recruitment of the auxiliary forces. CIVIL DEFENCE. Turning to civil defence, Alexander said—Thousands of men and women in the forces are now being trained in civil defence duties, except fire-fighting. Exercises have been and ...
... in the next week or so. The authorities appear fairly well satisfied with applications received from old firms anxious to resettle in the new shopping centre and from important new firms seeking space in the new Plymouth. Aid. H. G. Mason. Chairman the ...