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... -' The future President of the United States betrayed his independence in politics at an • any age. As a small boy grew to have partial but alert understanding that the family were not one in their views about the Civil War, his father being a strong ...
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... those normally dealt with in the Employment Exchange. Such a service is vital for men and women from the Forces whose resettlement in civil employment will bo of supreme importance. INDUSTRY'S RESPONSE “U is not intention that persons normally employed 'in; ...
... FINANCE. —Taxation proposals to made by the provinces, but taxes to voted and collected the Federal Assembly. CIVIL SERVICES.—Indian Civil Service and Indian Police Service to continue to recruited on an All-India basis by the Secretary of State. In ...
... ee were discussed by Captain D. “G.| \ mar Schacht, settle- expert, for his part in the Nazi Williams, of the Civil Re Washington, In ment Unit at war conspiracy, when the inter- ark addressing Sunderland Rotary national war crimes trial was Club, yesterday ...
... you the Charter of the United Nations, which has now been signed without reservation by the representatives of all the 50 States who took part in the conference at San Francisco, and which expresses the determination of the United Nations to maintain peace ...
... happening in IS.. K ? re unit has had marl^ 1 ° « r lhrce weeks. The R arrived hut he sav a was fine, but the situa- 1 *! “* ll betause th,. tion was saved, and the result be n °where we coui has been great tonic for the Bp money. United Nations and all who ...
... ARCHITECTS: (Ragland and Wales) —Architects Demorilisation Committee, %. ford Square, W.C. ENGINEERS, Civil, Mechanical, and Electrica). 5 institute of Civil Engineers, Great Gcorge Street, EDUOATION OFFICIALS.—Beard ef ment. Education or Scottish Education ...
... is provided at Bromley College of Technology PAY Starting pay is currently £6308 (exclusive of Outer London Weighting) The Civil Service is an equal opportunities employer Applications from young ladies and young men are equally encouraged For further ...
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... to cover whole re-settlement The measure character could present be applied to must arise in future it the intention of the Government to forward with measure and to introduce it as early as possible for non-contributory it would as civil workers operation ...
... training is provided at Bromley College of Technology Starting pay is currently £6308 (exclusive of Outer London Weighting) The Civil Service is an equal opportunities employer Applications from young ladies and young men are equally encouraged For further ...