... the unemployed ex. officer. - W - T - Pearcc, who presided, mentioned : liiat when war broke out Commander Heaton WM in e . United States, but hastened home and had served with distinction H.M. Navy ! Commander Heaton first explained that until | the age ...

... problem now before us was concerned, while its repercus- On the report of the Vote on Account off, million pounds for the Civil Service, Sir John Simon moved a reduction of £100 i the Foreign Office Vote in order to call attention to recent events in ...

... commodity value currency units were not confined to paper money. The commodity value of gold might vary.) Gold was a commodity, and its value in relation to other commodities was determined by supply and demand. At one ttae the United States was the only ...

... DOMINIONS, EVEN IF IT INVOLVED A CHANGE IN OUR FISCAL SYSTEM. T OUR EXTERNAL TRADE. The House went into Committee of Supply the Civil Service Estimates. On Vote of £324.000 for the salaries and expenses of the Board of Trade, Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister made lone ...

... settlements with France and Italy and a number smaller States, and a striking testimony of the new leaven at work is the resettlement of the Belgian Budget and the stabilisation of her franc. (Hear, hear.) This is a very remarkable achievement, not only ...

... - LABOUR - STRIKES S:k,—ls it not high time for capital and labour to realise that they are like two sides of a coin which united remains effective, but whan sectioned into opposing camps become mutually destructive? Strikes sporadic and endemic now appear ...

... visit sections of the Friends' Ambulance Unit in Egypt, Libya, Syria, India, China, and Ethiopia and. on the way, to see Friends in South Africa. The Council and the Executive of the Friends' Ambulance Unit felt that it might be valuable both to the ...

... orator, but a master of repartee, and one the many stories related in this connection the following:— While speaking on the Civil List, Burke was annoyed by the repeated interruptions of a member who occupied position in the Royal Household and who, among ...

... the day seeing how the work was done. They were three released prisoners of war. and visited the Exchange from the Civil Re-settlement Unit Cirencester, the idea being that men who had been prisoners for long time might need some reeducation the ways of ...

... will submit to you th- Charter of the United Nations which has now been signed without reservation by the all the 50 States who toek pa.t the conference at San France, andl winch expresses the determmation ofthe United Nations to maintain peace in accordance ...

... Superannuation Scheme and Will have to pass a medical examination Candidates must be Associate Members of - the Institution of Civil Engineers and must i have a sound knowledge of the design s bridges and other structures. They must be r first-class draughtsmen ...

... according to age. Telephonists imalei 47s to 75s 48s to 64. Teleprinter operators 49s to 89s. (female) 49s 6d to 69s plus Civil Service War Bonus of 23s for men, 18s 6d for women. A knowledge of foreign languages is not essential, but where is employed ...