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... Union and other unions them have particularly stressed case of local government employees but I believe the Acts also apDlv to civil servants and police again what are their unions doing about it and equally important what will Conservatives do about it? RETIRED ...
... military units to fight the Communists on their own terms in the jungle, and the largest possible number of squads of plain-clothed police to fight the organisers of. Communist terrorism and sabotage in the towns. Both arms, military and civil, should ...
... declared Britain's Mr. Selwyn Lloyd before the United Nations Political Committee here today after it had heard the chairman's report of the Big Four's private disarmament talks. He spoke algo for the United States and France. Tomorrow Mr. Vishinsky will ...
... squatter resettlement areas—quickly. 5. We must move now to enlist in a home guard large numbers of Chinese in towns and in resettlement areas to defend their homes and fellow countrymen. 6. Problem of tile present great strain under which the Civil Service ...
... and civil—against the enemy. [He declined to sa y whether he had in mind th e appointment of a commander in reports Reuter.] ►rganisation an d n g of police Compulsory primary ion education us win the war .h more protection uatter resettlement We must ...
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... unfortunately, is rhetorical. British Governments seem to have lost the capacity to stand. Resettled Squatters Punished When the Briggs Plan for the resettlement of Chinese squatters in Malaya was first announced, the British Press gave to it a great welcome ...
... Stanmore. was broken into some time between 6.35 Dm. on Wednesday and 7.45 rim on Thursday. As suchhe has helped with the resettlement of some 135.000 Poles and the organisation of schools ranging from nursery schools upwards. formerly chief accountant to ...
... Corner was house physician at the Royal Free Hospital in London until the end of 1953. At present the Unit—officially known as the Fnends Service Unit—numbers 11 members. A Swedish nurse. Rakel Ask, is flying from Stockholm on February 3. and when she ...
... Service Reserve and Civil Defence Committee of the Lewisham Group Hospitals. moat memorable experiences. however, were probably Iduring the latter part of the second world war , when he lectured to the Forces at home and abroad on resettlement I • matters so ...
... officers there is one known as the disablement resettlement officer, whose special duty it is to look after the employment problems of the disabled. Not only are they specially trained and kept informed of resettlement developments an other areas. but they are ...
... are not enough for us, as one questioner said. Mr. Bott said Polish Resettlement Scheme advances for house purchase to Poles were similar to the advances made to others by the Civil Service, building societies, and professional associations. He said it ...