... Gibraltar Mr. Service men and women who Grant fully explained the situation, ’benefited ’ out of cmpk>yo> Mr. Grant also met the Resettle- Eire. ment Board, and he is satisfied that it is doing everything in its power enable the evacuees to return home .''on ...

... preaching.’’ and were so arranging broadcasts as to undermine the dignity of the mass,— •Reuter.. WE are going stay part of the United Kingdom,” declared Major J. Maynard Sinclair, Northern Ireland Minister of Finance, in address to nearly Bishops of the Protestant ...

... 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 ...

... motor races was' approved individuals and units. During comparatively quiet hearing, vesterdav the Antrim County '* ' proposed to carry out field The leaders five trade unions ' * ' ~* training in Britain by units of all have issued an appeal •‘every Council ...

... submarine pens and rocket launching sites. They have removed tens of thousands” of Balts and resettled them in the Interior of the Soviet Union. Russian farmers have resettled in the vacated Baltic lands.—Associated Press. Allies explain German tax veto FRANKFURT ...

... Catholics from Dublin, are true, the problem could be solved only by a wholesale resettlement of minorities.” It is difficult to resist the impression that the two units draw further apart in their economic life year by year. East Ulster has been transformed ...

... 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 ...

... Those who wanted to out between their eighth and 12th year would get a tax-free gratuity of up to £3,000 to help them resettle in civil life. This was a new gratuity. man leaving after eight years would receive £1.500, rising to the full £3,000 after 12 ...

... moving the local population and resettling it on suitable land falls upon the provincial government. This recognised the St. Lawrence agreement between the Dominion and the Province. In Canada, in any case, property and civil rights fall under provincial ...

... the present system of having three rates of pay in the Civil Service, according to locality, Mr. K. O’Reilly, of the Air Ministry, Edenmore. Co. Antrim, told the annual conference of the Civil Service Clerical Association at Bournemouth yesterday: “Northern ...

... would preside at a meeting in the City Hall on November 20 to further the objects of a local committee formed to assist the resettlement of “axed” officers, PORTADOWN CEREMONY Brigadier G. Wort, from Headquarters 107 (Ulster) Infantry Brigade Group T.A., last ...

... of Home Affairs and a key organiser of the Civil Defence in Northern Ireland. He was 61. A native of Ballinasloe, Galway, he was the son of a Methodist minister. Mr. Cathcart entered the Northern Ireland Civil Service in 1922 as a clerk in the Ministry ...