... these wonderful records could not be disputed. ~ The monuments and stones in this land had arisen, and were cryil;! out. Their united voice confirmed the Bible at every turn. Their voice could not be ignored. Palestine had once been occupied by seven mighty ...

... of Labour made an offer of an unconditional grant of /10,000 to complete the work of the appointments department of re-settling in civil life ex-othcers and those of sinular educational qualifications. The work of placing ex-officers in employment has ...

... aerodrome. They will be dependent families of Polish airmen who are to be resettled in civil life by Britain. Of nine R.A.F‘I stations selecteq for use by the Polish Resettlement Corps, Melton aerodrome is the only station where the families of the men ...

... dependants have entered the Resettlement Unit camp at Melton, and of that number about hall have moved into civilian accommodation which their menfolk have been able to obtain for them. Some 20 have left the station to take up civil employment and others are ...

... the News Wanted—looo British ex-P.O.W. who find themselves “round pegs in square holes ” in “ Civvy Street.” No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit, at Peover Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, has vacancies for this number between now and June. 5 All ex-P.O.W. north of ...

... years to qualify for well executive positions. six men of ability and on resettlement leave . or expecting paid executive positions. six men of ability and drive, on resettlement leave . or expecting demobilisation shortly. Must not be more than 25 years ...

... attraetive proposition in these days of full civil employment. To make it so will cost a lot of money. But can a certain amount not be found by economies within the Defence Ministry as a whole? The United States are now saving quite a large sum by greater ...

... in August last year was 'argelv provided through the Gainsborough Exchange. particularly in respect of ski'leq building and civil engineering craftsmen who were recruited from as far North as Scotland. The Gainsborough Office was also instrumental in putting ...

... Saturday's service will be attended by President Kennedy, ex-prasident Herbert Hoover, officials of the U.S. Government. the United Nations, and close friends. Mrs. Roosevelt had been ili with anaemia and a lung infection and was treated in hospital last ...

... rehabilitation and resettlement services, it adds. It suggests the payment of disablement wages to cover unemployability grants and reduced earnings supplements. This would be to ensure that those in training centres, industrial therapy units and sheltered ...

... to slaves in Africa, serving vice-president from its H e also prime movers of the American Colonisation Society, set up to resettle slaves in Africa, serving as its vice-president from its foundation in 1819. H e also became one of the main opponents of ...

... Royalists and were either killed during the Civil War, or had to flee the country. They may have been related to the Goughes of Perry Bar and Failings Park near Wolverhampton. of peace between Britain and the United States, the Yorkshire baronet was so delighted ...