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... constituency already been done is that our People who have moved rulers in Parliament and the from one part of Chatham and higher Civil Service very Rochester to another since 10th rarely provide any of the men June 1949 will vote in the parti-who become the ...
... generosity of the public depends whether or not the Legion is to realise its target of being able to do much in the matter of resettlement convalescent and rest homes house purchase assistance cheaper than outside but it nays duty all right Personally nave land ...
... could be given to enlarging some of the villages into self-contained units with suitable light industries. The committee recommended the council to strongly oppose urban resettlement in their district on the grounds that it was purely agricultural, and ...
... given to enlarging some of the villages into self-contained units with suitable light industries. PURELY AGRICULTURE The committee recommended the council to strongly oppose urban resettlement in their district on the grounds that it was purely agricultural ...
... (5.000,000.) 3. United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation. Maintains, increases arid diffuses knowledge and gives fresh impulse to popular education and the spread of culture. (8,718,000.) 4. International Civil Aviation Organisation ...
... go to Maidstone Grammar seaools. His task will be to help to resettle Kikuyu who have been cleared from their villages as an anti-Mau Mau precaution. ilia companions will be two men—a civil engineer and an arts and crafts teacher—and a woman, trained ...
... the only hope for civilization lies in mutual trust and goodwill. Ihr the story of these ten sears—if told in full—is a thrilling and inspiring saga of united effort in the common good. Seven million displaced persons have been re-settled, scourges of malaria ...
... competition of the and 15 per cent. for foreign rented and these, together with the Civil Defence Ambulance and administrations. East Kent Morris Men and the Output of United Kingdom coins Medway Men, will present a gay and Kentish an Casualty Collecting ...
... little it contains blooms and 32 leaves. Feb. l t tth. 1944.—Fr0m Dad and Roy. rile bulb was one of several she Eastern Resettlement Committee bought for a shilling each in Ten -at their first meeting in London trouble. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS terden. As it was ...
... also given at the Beach Hut at Sheerness. The Detachment had recently formed a mobile nursing unit which was being trained to take its place within the Civil Defence organisation. Mrs, Fry was thanked for her talk by Mrs. V. Elliott the OAP. Queen and ...
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... Resettidend metres Mr. R. L. Green. group disablement resettlement officer for Kent. spoke to the meeting on the work of resettlement centres, which, he said. were In several cases not working to full capacity, probably because employers were unaware ...