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... THROUGH WAR By the Political Correspondent 'THE repatriation of wounded prisoners from Germany bas speeded up plans for the resettlement of as disabled. War Cabinet policy has been decided. Before Christmas a Bill will be Introduced by Mr. Becht _ _ _ Making ...
... such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large indnetry. such as the demobilisation of the force,. the re-settlement of munition! sorkers in civil industries, apprenticeship especially where interrupted ...
... distribution is to be completed. Work on air raid shelters is to continue day and night. FLYING.—The flight of all civil aircraft over the United Kingdom is restricted. WIRELESS. Licences for radio experimental transmitting and receiving stations are withdrawn ...
... Bureau to attempt to answer queries relating to the Bill, but on all other matters connected with demobilisation and resettlement in civil We we are at your service. Please send stamped addressed envelope with letter of enquiry to Advice Bureau, News Chronicle ...
... which the Government, it is said, propose tt resettle Afghanistan. Our Correspondent does not make himself responsible for the authenticity of the information ; it is given upon the authority of the Civil and Military Gazette, a newspaper which has often ...
... plain from the Civil Serriien estimates that . and Re-Settlement for West •roilials. In this respect her puitition is / .N.i.irly that ot the United States. Lel they have n•il. For the last year beers m and Essex a . ) , the war the Civil Service Vete was ...
... days' fighting, and the French forces obeyed his orders. 2. Darlan promised the co-operation of the French military forces and civil administration with the Allies, and this co-operation has, so far as we know, been faithfully carried out. The results of it ...
... Canadians Who were` dying for us on the i battlefield. Is it quite unreasionable to hope that on ?? day Boer and Britoil Iwill unite in affection for the annme flag? No i political erraesgemonts f can command such n happy result.: But wise statesmanship -can ...
... non-ComMunsts. This is the only officially recog- Labour Ministers in general have It is abundantly dear from nlsed body for resettling the lost become even greater sticklers for Stalin's first letter that at the Jewish children from the countries of Central ...
... the army in India up to a strength adequate to the re-settlement of the country, and we shall have to maintain at home a force sufficient to constitute the nucleus of an army for the defence of the United Kingdom and her colonies. c What are we doing towards ...
... NEWS CHRONICLE REPORTERS HE first men to be demobilised from the Services on June News Chronicle Reporter 118 have to take up civil life in earnest from today. the stand down f ood for working 'I left, the Por d c a e y s s eoxfp i l r e e a d v e y e w ...
... given, and the Bill waa read first time. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. MK CHAMBERLAIN. A. MILNER, AND LORD KITCHENER. MILITARY OR CIVIL TERMS? Mr, UIU!. the third reeding the Appro Bill, ieid dneired to drew the eltentmn of the House to the latest phene the South ...