... would or its fruits. W y and Savings opening of the Civil Ser pas of abolition of purchase in aie” am An oe of the Irish Church, commercial treaty with France, mi mighty barvest leave the resettlement of the franch wrong side of od tle, a contrast, in ...

... races and the political system, but on the point of winning the war quickly America was united with us in joint determination. On other problems of post-war resettlement, it was important to realise that America was impressed by what we did, and not by what ...

... linking tho training with civil employment on discharge, tho report iiotn* out that one section the educational branch of the War Office has kept constant touch with all the Government departments concerned in any wav with resettlement, and h*» consequence ...

... referred will include not only those connected with resettlement soldiers and sailors in civil life, but also those associated with the disbandment munition workers, since it important for the satisfactory restarting of industry- after the war that these sets ...

... conveyancing and related work and for building and civil engineering contracts. The Corporation operates a Contributory Pension Scheme. Conditions of Service are excellent. Generous removal allowances and resettlement grants are payable in appropriate cases. Houses ...

... 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 ...

... would' land the industry into serious difficulties such had never been contemplated. The suggestion was made that the Resettlement Committee should be disbanded and the Chairman, Mr. R. Wilson, replied tlwit if they took such a course the building industry ...

... THE ADVISORY WAGES BOARDS One of the most difficult problems arising out the war is the resettlement in civil life disabled soldiers and sailors. The Ministry of Labour is setting hp all over the country advisory wages boards, consisting permanent chairman ...

... promenade felt down and out but then I turned to this unit and I was plucked out before it was too late” Hostels Lenny is typical of the so-called “gentlemen of the road” who staff at the unit try to re-settle into a more normal life He has no relatives A spokesman ...

... 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 ...

... training schemes are get-\ ting many direct refusals. | Some of the British Legion branches are working in co-operation with resettlement offices in varions parts of the country. They are out to destroy ignorance which exists as to the working of the schemes ...

... people to change their regime. But his Majesty's Government is not prepared to take any step that would permit or encourage civil war in that country. PERSIA—TROOPS TO GO Persia w discussed at Potsdam and arrangement made for the immediate withdrawal of ...