... going to a civil or military prison If I go to a military prison shall have to refuse orders” he said Gage who appeared before the court in civilian clothes admitted disobeying a command to put on uniform was sentenced to three months’ civil imprisonment ...

... say they would strong support other bodies might jppose such a move Resettlement of officers Among other topics discussed bv tiie committee were the arrangements for the resettlement ex - Reguar officers and men who would be released from the forces when ...

... travelled up to member of Cardiff ON TV ILondou from Swansea. and many will consist of police and the stud i o , where Civil Defence units. who will also LAST Mr. R. A. Butler other Welsh people associated with his earlier life took part. speaking of Cardiff ...

... Aubery (manager of Wrexham Employment Exchange) the only one in North Wales dealing with the resettlement of officers spoke about the Regular Forces resettlement scheme problem had taken on a new magnitude Tie said following the decision the Government ...

... spiritual aid has been given to millions Last year 28146 refugees were re-settled and a further 6000 have been moved in the early months of this year to take the total number of refugees re-settled in 10 years of the Council’s existence to 200000 Advisor on Refugee ...

... pole in the school grounds the Nigel Hockridge 14 of Bodelwyddan Elwyn Edwards Talacre 15 fit the dragon the pole Efforts to resettle ex Service men in Wales London officials of the Central Electricity Generating Board and representatives of education authorities ...

... feeding of homeless when they arrived The adjudicators were J A Green (Civil Defence Officer and Chief Rest Centre for Radnorshire) Mr R H Hamer (welfare assistant the Radnorshire Civil Defence' Mr Price Evans Defence welfare organiser for Cardiganshire) ...