... was a certain suspicion in the United Slates about Mr Trygve Lie’s visit to Moscow he said: “I can assure the House there is no suspicion here If he can persuade Russia that it is their duty to come back into the United Nations we hope we can get on with ...

... widespread scale, but it is basically a problem in the immediate future police and civil administration, assisted at every hand by the military in such things as the resettlement of the Chinese squatters. In the long term it Is problem of the political and ...

... times by courses and study groups. Disablement resettlement was another important branch of their service. The speaker was thanked by President E. J. Dakin. who described Rotarian Maeon as the rare civil &avant, with warm heart. New cattle market step ...

... planes had flown over the secret marine base at Kailsknma. from which even Swedish civil aircraft are banned. Diplomatic and military circles in Washington expect a Mtarp United Stales rejection of the Russian protest. The I S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean ...

... headmaster and Miss Whitchurch headmistress do battle for the better of the situation uniting only in their efforts to get some satisfaction and alteration of the resettlement order from the Ministry To a “T The confusion is wild but tame by comparison with ...

... , and Miss Whitchurch, headmistress, do battle for the better of the situation, uniting only in their efforts to get some satisfaction and alteration of the Resettlement Order from the Ministry. The confusion is wild, but tame comparison with that which ...

... and by their example, to give a lead to the country, particularly by joining Civil Defence and the Special Constabulary. We should give our wholehearted support the United Nations because it is by the unity freedomloving countries that we can hope prevent ...

... submarine pens and rocket launching sites. They have removed tens of thousands” of Balts and resettled them in the Interior of the Soviet Union. Russian farmers have resettled in the vacated Baltic lands.—Associated Press. Allies explain German tax veto FRANKFURT ...

... and by their example, to give a lead to the country, particularly by joining Civil . Defence and the Special Constabulary. We should give our wholehearted support to tine United Nations because it is by the unity of freedomloving countries that we can hope ...

... government schemes, and to assist in cooperation with other funds, those ex-service families who needed help with their resettlement Into civil life. They had received and administered grants from Service funds amounting to £490 18s. 6d. The Housing Problem ...

... happening in IS.. K ? re unit has had marl^ 1 ° « r lhrce weeks. The R arrived hut he sav a was fine, but the situa- 1 *! “* ll betause th,. tion was saved, and the result be n °where we coui has been great tonic for the Bp money. United Nations and all who ...

... have been mostly wonder that people give up smoking. occupied in helping in the work of They may have to give up • lot re-settling the 100,000 Polish soldiers of other things as well if we have who have been unable to return to another dose of Socialism ...