... Friday Discussion (White Bread or Brown ?).—8 : Frank Wclr and Orchestra.—B.3o : Stalag to Civvy Street (story of Civil Resettlement Unit) —9: Big Ben (Silent Minute); News.—9.ls : To-night's Talk.- 9.30: These Passing Shows.—lo : Consuelo '' (from story ...

... aoldiera win scatter the banded boat*, and with their compeers resettle British power on firm foundation, Sore little fear, provided their banda ore not •eaheoed the injudidona meddling of the civil aatliorilica. Already there ia leeling of diaaatlafeetion ...

... artd encouragement. PERSONAL DEPARTMENT Next two officers to offer particular advice on personal or resettlement problems. Have you any resettlement problems, sir ? said one, and was surprised when I assured him that I was dealing with hundreds of problems ...

... appointment at the Air Ministry. He is particularly interested in plans for de* mobilisation and the re-settlement of Service men and women in civil life. Flight-Lieut. Cook has the of being a fluent public speaker. He has had much experience of lecturing ...

... because it was absolutely impossible. Values changed as the unit changed, and thing about taxes was that they should certain —people should know what they were to pay. LAND Concerning the re-settlement of soldiers the land. Mr. Pretyman said: The Gmmitbee ...

... people, as could many other parts of the Empire. The problem of Jewish resettlement does not present vast difficulties if resolutely taken in hand, grievous as it is in itself. In the United States the feeling aroused by the German treatment of the Jews and ...

... Because of the new order in F astern rt ,he now had space for generations, W trying to unite in the larger Ger- h , 'the scattered German groups wnicn tfn be resettled there. Herr von Ribbenwß denied that German policy aimed domination In a speech of this ...

... throw off the foreign yoke of the Mantchou Tartar, who has for centuries sealed that empire against the light of European civilization; and the extracts from their proclamations which we publish elsewhere, however imperfect in their conception of the system ...

... will be open to the The Times New York carres- says: Borah farther announces that * Peace Treaty comes for ratificarnlc United States the Senate's usual e.-reev wiU abandoned, and all 8 tie held open session. th« trail's announcement has aroused ** ...

... Moris, of Turin, was 73; and Professor Pur kinje, Prague, was 82. The first coloured woman to enter upon the study law in the United States is Miss Charlotte £. Ray, daughter of the Rev. Charles R. Ray. She has entered the Law Department of Howard University ...

... people the United Slat?* « only a people whose religion flone-1 fu>tn simp*.? « W Ood, but they were eesenttallv great proiour.t nation, and aa believed in the power God care of bis own, could not believe fear that fh? p, , republic of tbe United States come ...

... testimonial was proposed, subscription set foot, and this excellent portrait painted. Mr. Wyatt has been churchwarden of the united parishes of All Saints’ and St. Peter’s, Maldon, for nineteen years successively, alternating year by year with his colleague ...