... the service chosen were and in the co-operation of women pul ment to secure e resettlement of these reports of the several Lover of and “ Blest are the pure anist, men in civil life, but it has become more lock was on that heart,” Harris, the ‘8 ‘The Mining ...

... same they must not forget that they had 2,000,000 unemployed. We want national unity until can get Europe and the world resettled. Change your policy by all means tackl© problems as they arise, buit never change the fundamental principles on which our ...

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... the question of the resettle 'meat of Europe, said he had felt for a long .time that wanted Great Britain to have a British policy, and not be snubbed neglected. This country had played such big, good, healthy part developing civil zation that wanted her ...

... Admiralty and Air Ministry decided that something should bo done to assist men of the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force to resettle in civil life on the completion of their active service. Offices were opened in three home ports for a trial period of six months ...

... be made on the question of resettlement, and the initiative is due to the Liberal National Party. We shall await with interest. One natural result of the end of the European fighting should be a reduction of the swollen Civil Service. It should be possible ...

... and Queen yesterday visited the first of a series of readjustment units designed by the Army to help repatriated prisoners of war to find their right place in civilian life. This unit, where some 250 men from the prison camps of Germany are learning ...

... you the Charter of the United Nations, which has now been signed without reservation by the representatives of all the 50 States who took part in the conference at San Francisco, and which expresses the determination of the United Nations to maintain peace ...

... take any step which would encourage civil war in Spain. Greece.—The Greek Regent had accepted an invitation to come to Britain for talks. The British Government had urged an early election in that country. The United States, France, and Britain would assist ...

... Institutions. Civil Engineering Contractors, Factory Owners. ...

... Land Sacred PROLONGED BLOODSHED IF BRITISH WITHDRAW DECLARING that Palestine is a holy lancrVsacred to all, the Anglo-United States Committee of Inquiry its Report issued last night refuses to accept a solution which would make the country either ...

... achieving some £. Government's aims for the Service. For the finest Civil Service in world, unbribable and exceedda? ! ? a y hard-working. they wanted j.' Persed departments resettled in airy office accommodation, business methods, and °d pay and conditions ...