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... December 23 . ;¦ ' , '• • V Mr- Saloway . born in 1905 , entered . the Indian . Civil Service in 1928 and-became Regional Director of Resettlement and r Employment ; United Provinces . -: ; . t ' ...
... on two of the standard remedies for unsatisfactory recruiting—improved Service conditionsparticularly housing , and resettlement in civil life oh discharge To the unpopularity of the Army service to-day there is undoubtedly another contributory factor to ...
... Chinese and Malays have worked together to clear the debris and defend the village Bandit bestiality has united' them as never before , united them in anger and in action . It is the same in most parts of the country ; years of political education could ...
... war they were responsible for raising three major units—a Yeomanl'i regiment , an infantry battalion of the Cameromans , and the 52 nd Divisional Engineers , Under the latest schemethej had . H units to raise , and their Territorial Association had a ...
... which is the United States of America . In this sense , Puerto Rico is the ideal colony . Its people govern themselvesand because of this they welcome anyone from the metropolis who is willing to help with knowledge or capitalin the Civil Service , in ...
... 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 circumstancesto give shelter and to guarantee the survival of inefficient units . He suggested that controlled prices- ...
... Secretary ! Civil Service Commission , 6 Burlington Gardens ? London , Wl , quoting No . S 40 U completed application forms must reach him by 18 th January 1951 . HI S MAJESTY'S COLONIAL SERVICE . MALAYA . Vacancies exist for RESETTLEMENT OFFICERS in ...
... Bevin in the meetings of the Foreign Ministers, the Peace Conference at Paris, and the deliberations of the United Nations in London and the United States. Despite bitterness and disappointment, and criticism within his own party, he held firmly to his policy ...
... called for mmn“- R Referring to the oil dispute between Persia | conclusions on a verv able Civil Servant. A Lactifiae Gor I changes in | and Britain, he said the United States con-| llf the tribe's view was that there would| WRIT ISSUED AGAINST FARL but_ we ...
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... lost much more. He was wounded by the Americans while being liberated. After the war he worked on the staff of a civil resettlement unit to help ex-P.o.W. to overcome the difficulties caused by long separation from this country. In 1947 he was appointed ...
... Eighth Army's organisation, than existed a vear ago, divisional officers believe that hardship can be reduced to a minimum. All units within the Division are issuing cold-weather gear to their men. The issue now being made consists of normal winter equipme ...