... a hospital approved-by the General Nursing Council as a training school. This is a very modern hospital with a new hospital unit with operating theatre. X-ray department. physiotherapy and other ancillaries. Modern and wellsquinted training school to be ...

... proposed to make a beginning in the process which may lend to Indian Federation.’* The Civil Services—Provisiona la nude for the cuntlnuanre the recruitment the Indian civil Service and the Indian Police Service on all-India bails the Secretary of State. ...

... may he safeguarded by arrangement with the Ministry of Education. .an atm should preferably under 40, and shon:d possess • Civil Engineering qualification of Univer• situ Degree stsridard. and industrial experienee. Administrative etperi• ence In a Trade ...

... ts in pay and conditions have been made. Married quarters are being built. Real progress has been made in resettlement of the exregular in civil life with the cooperation of the trades unions and employers. -Nevertheless we are still not getting enough ...

... Reports that Rumanian troops had been withdrawn from the Soviet border are also officially denied. Certain auxiliary units, including some civil institutions, have been withdrawn following recent incidents, but the Army and all State authorities are remaining ...

... ot England—is to be allocated towards re-settling refugees when desti- nations can be found for them. Areas to a limited extent have been ollercd for this purpose in British Dominions and Colonies, in the United Slates, and in the republics Latin America ...

... help us to win the war ideas.” 4— Much more protection quickly for squatter resettlement areas. K—Home Guard enlistment of large numbers 9 Chinese in towns and In resettlement areas to defend their homes and their fellow He anticipated quick results countrymen ...

... trained in civil donee duties except tiro fighting, wore co-operating with officer* °ni the Civil Defence Department the Homo Office. ,n any new conflicts, he said, local authorities will apain have discharge -esnomeblllt'es in defence and the civil defence ...

... ruthless action to defeat the terrorists. Mr. Lyttelton had just ended 12 days’, 1,300 miles’ tour of the country under which the Civil Service is working. The British believe that they have a mission in Malaya, and they will not lay it aside until they are convinced ...

... system fully adequate for all its requirements. DEMOBILISATION. Resettlement et Ex-Serviesinen— Steps have been taken to deal with problems which will ' arise on demobilisation. A Resettlement Advice Service will be established for the guidance of men and ...

... the Realm Act be used if eed be to enforce these demands.*' Resettlement ex-prisoners in civil life AMONG the prisoners of war undergoing a course at the Northern Ireland Civil Resettlement Centre at St. Patrick's Barracks. Ballymena, is Sergeant William ...

... ” Canadian civil servant revisits Ulster A visitor ’he Ci’v Hall. Belfast. vest v. was Mr Samue. Carberrv. a resident of Winnipeg Mr Carberrv. who 81. is Ulster man who left for Canada ever 48 ears ago. He was employed in the Canadian Civil Service for ...