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... the dire consequences which flowed in the past from acquiescence in aggression, we and the other peace-loving states in the United Nations have taken action. and we were glad to have the support of organised labour. After referring to increased pay for ...
... trained as a civil engineer and took an engineering course at Manchester University He helped in the design and construction of several works with his father the late Mr Isaac Carr In 1935 he became managing director and in 1946 chairman of the United Kingdom ...
... area and the fullest co-operation with the United States and Canada was essential Mr Truman’s statement of the great increases made in the armed forces of the United States and the strengthening of the United States forces in Western Europe would bring ...
... diplomatic means will fail” he said in that case we shall have to appeal to the United Nations to help us get rid of the intruder “We are convinced that sooner or later the United Nations not only will have the will but also the power to restore freedom peace ...
... level that even the most inefficient unit can make a reasonable margin of profit” he said I don’t think we can afford in the present circumstances to give shelter and to guarantee the survival of inefficient units” He suggested that controlled prices ...
... the United Nations Association in the Town Hall on Friday There could no doubt he said that no real advance could be made the peace of the world assured believed that best hope for peace was achievement of the real power and authority of the United Nations ...
... were to fight United Nations forces and were not volunteers in any meaning of the term If the Chinese Government persisted their military actions it not hostility with the United States alone that they faced but hostility with the United Nations a hostility ...
... as explained by Mr G H Evans the Vocational Officer who welcomed the visitors the rehabilitation and resettlement activities operate as a separate unit from the Government Training Centre At the conclusion of the tour of inspection the chairman of the ...
... ASSISTANCE Rise In Civil Estimates LESS FOR HOUSING 116,814,506 More Than In 1950 An extra £3,497,100 trill be needed for the Aational Ilealth Service (England and Wales) in the year ending ;larch 1, 1952, making a total of £355,040,000. The Civil Estimates for ...
... committees Col H A A Howell to Health Watch Welfare Civil Defence and Education Mr J C Corby to Housing Publicity Education Mr P G Coleman to Health Markets and Baths Child Care Allotments and Civil Defence The only new member of the Finance committee ...
... to join with the United Nations in a common effort to end the fighting and spare Korea from further devastation President Truman although he did not refer specifically to Mr Malik' proposal has expressed the willingness of the United States to seek a ...
... PAY Tribunal Rejects Claim For Increase A claim by the Society of Civil Servants for salary increases for the people who run the National Savings movement has been rejected by the Civil Service Arbitration Tribunal. The society claimed the salary scale ...