... e answer cvervdav reived £2 000 directly from home problems sales firms i _ , , _ , I Ex-prisoners of war from a Civil Resettlement Unit have chosen to visit today to see what industry is doing for the nation's homo life. %f who built flail tanks and ...

... he can continue to learn his trade; and that leaving will re-settled in civil life that trade. The broad aim of Army education, technical and otherwise, will be to provide everything that civil education provides. Montgomery made clear that the endeavour ...

... r, last night, when a reso lution was carried protesting against the Govern menl's failure provide for the resettlement ex-Service in the Civil Service. ...

... this country and £2.000,000 collected in the United States will be applied to their training, to transporting them, and to securing favourable conditions for them in the countries where they can be resettled. The majority of the emigrants will be settled ...

... 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 ...

... to returned war prisoners on leave. They explain the scheme In detail and invite the men to undergo courses Civil Resettlement Units. The units are being established in various parts ol the country and attendance is voluntary. The course lasts from lour ...

... emergency. including such matters as police, home guards and civil defence. Two Chinese were killed and three others wounded when a Royal West Kents mortar crew accidentally shelled a resettlement area in Selangor while hunting terrorists. A • t * k„ 41 1111114 ...

... displaced persons, irrespective of creed or nationality. Resettling World Homeless The expert delegations proposed that the two Governments should seek create conditions favourable the resettlement of substantial number of displaced persons in Europe itself ...

... Iroin Civil Defence, he was asked about further service should that be required, and when he asked tor an explanation, it was .suggested that there might another war —against Russia. Whatever the foundation for any suspicions, conference was united in insisting ...

... letting them move into prefabs which are complete except for the kitchenbathroom unit. The houses already nave lighting. sanitation, and water, but hold-up in production of the unit —bath and hand-basin one side of the wall, kitchen-gear the other —lias hitherto ...

... AFFECTED firm r-.ts know:n; and wilful viola•:ms if ilie Civil Aeronautlcj no- -x-rtnanon-ly rr- JL IwkJ voicoo! offer proven-s Amen- 1 ran I-rvrna-ional Airways 1 I in any form of .air trans- Inquiry ordered QUIZ YOU The C. •> ll oars .—•. — * . ...

... AN orderly exodus'' from Germany will the Jewish answer to the challenge of Hitler's Nuremberg Laws, which destroyed the civil liberties of German Jews. Plans for the exodus were announced yesterday a great conference of Anglo-Jewry, presided over by ...