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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... provide finance leave the development areas to cover the exceptional costs of because the impressionable years of removal and resettlement in their lives had been spent in an development areas. That was the atmosphere of a depressed and main purpose of the new ...
... s in pay and conditions have been made. Married quarters are being built. Real progress has been made in resettlement of the ex-Regular in civil life with the co-operation of the trades unions and employers. High Standard Nevertheless, we are still not ...
... work in Borough has been arranged ea. for which they would have to £120,000, 0 00. function to purchase the sc rap the resettlement camps in the High-street Baptist Church on or tenants advertise for . ARREARS ment rnstM by IH ETIV I rails, but the Authority ...
... time National until perhaps a year or so after his friend' who registered at the proper This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life and be will be correspondingly late completing his 31 years parttime service. WHIM AND WHlllia TO Young men can ...
... would then have to reviler not complete whole National until primp% a or so attcr _friends. That In turn would dela) resettlement In civil life •Lnd he would bt correvondin.:4 late completing 31 ye . ::a part time merrier. WINN AND WHEEL TO =GIST= Young ...
... Service until perhaps a year or so after his friends who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life and he will be correspondingly late completing his years parttime service. WHEN AND WHERE TO REGISTER Young rnen ...
... in turn. will delay his continually he of Headtesebers at their ava il a bl e for t he Engineers De. alliN e con resettlement In civil life and = gar d ena an d 115 th animal conference held at partment to continue this If it is M survive. le he will ...
... of the Soviet zone are deserted. The fear that is obsessing Germany's politicians who hope for a united Germany again one day is that Russia will resettle there dead lands with Slav peoples from Eastern Europe. That is why frantic appeals are now being ...
... China and allow her to enter the United Nations. Should peace follow the presen. Korea armistice it should be as apparent to the Kremlin as it is to Australia that recognition of Red China by all Powers. including the United States. would be almost automatic ...
... who wanted to go out between their eighth and twelfth year would get a tax-free gratuity of up to £3.000 to help them resettle in civil life. This was a new gratuity. A man leaving after eight years would receive E 1.500. rising to the full £3.000 after ...