... suffered Germany. He would postpone sentence until the November Sessions, and Brown would thus be free to report to the Civil Resettlement Unit, for which he had been accepted. MOTORIST‘ASKED FOR TROUBLE’ ¥ WISH you would say some* thing to the owner for leaving ...

... the Record Office. Blandford. > (b) Army officers and other ranks leave freon units in the United Kingdom will act accordance with paragraph 6. They must return to their units be demobilised if they can bo spared. 11. It is not necessary for offers employment ...

... and declined to go beyond It. While the United Nations firmly refuse to embrace either the present Spanish Government or colourable imitations of it, he made it clear that It is part of British policy to foment civil war in Spain. Further, In ail these ...

... MINISTRY OF LABOUR DEMOBILISATION A Handy Guide to Employers and Employed THE PLAN of the Demobilisation and Resettlement Department of the Ministry of Labour comprehends all classes of fighting men and all classes of war workers. Million© of men and ...

... the local Emp'oymen’ Exchange a postcard, E.D. 405, enter on it tie man's name, regimental number, the name and number of his unit, and, if possible, his home address, and return it the Exchange. With regard men of hitrih oducat-ioinal attainments serving ...

... have been in the hands of the military, will be handed over to the civil administration soon as possible, everything being in readiness for the transfer. There is, however, a lack civil operators, and this may involve some delay in carrying out the change ...

... mourning and anginsh; angry feeling k Cape exacerbated, and the soapon»on in a great nolony of the King's domimoos of civil rights and civil low. He would now go back deeply into the question of the causes the war. He knew that there w'ere many different ...

... particularly those who are disabled, would bv this ♦• ne nb=orb.>d in civil employment has been disappointed. efforts have been spared by the Government secure the resettlement of these men in civil life, but it has become more than ever necessary that these efforts ...

... would go beyond bis lordship's terms of peace, vi»., (11 large and general amnesty. (2) full civil right*, and (3) lavish financial aid in tne, resettlement, restocking, and rebuilding farms, hailed them wise, sane, and healing. (Applause.) Contrast them ...

... sponsi’i full control of the situationja first rate display which would elsewhere in no-man’s land be-1 include consumer goods, civil tween the two cities. transport, certain classes rritdn wounded jcapital. goods and some handi- BRITON WOUNDED icr £ productions ...

... 15.000 sent to concentration camps. 12.000 deported the Soviet Union, and 10.000 forcibly resettled in Hungary. * HUNDRED bus ere ** employed by Lancashire United Transport Co.. Ltd., today refused to operate new schedules. They came out on a lightning ...

... large sizes in school-! and R.A.F. resettlement centre.! girls’ clothes for those girls stay- one and a half miles from Choring an extra year school. lev. will become a. “woman's town.” when 274 ex-Serv:ce and cx- ClTri Civil Deience girls, now tramee teachers ...