... D. Men Whole-time Civil Defence ;ement workers, including membc N'ational Fire Service, ma; days. deofSred a repoi i i., ference. “We are still waiting forl suc j, work as building the right of Hitler's first victims to h , te civil defence post participate ...

... the war and the future conditions of domestic service? A lot of bungling has, occurred about Beveridge. One of the oldest Civil servants in Whitehall. commenting on the difficulties, said this The ideal commission !or committee is one which recog- j nises ...

... be equitable to all in the jn9tly the 8,8, 'p”ition. Sai.rr, menneed the enemv's anoroach, foods may be stored without oE resettling Europe except by col- country. rt uniiine to ,i ''' lt ...

... .. 12 C) prehensiveplan for the resettlement S ant ftl 7 9 31 ih r, 0 42 of all men and women on their j war. officer fis is .s 44 4 31 « o return from the Services to civil jSec. Lietit, 77 4« 13 7 ...

... interests He expressed approval of the action taken by Lord Derby.c The accounts relating to trade and navri - gation of the United ingdom for the month 1 of Septemnber have been issued. The returns of imports of foreign and olonial moerchan- disc i ndica ...

... is in the Church ! government aend' orders, and not so much in It doctrine. t 0 Question-W.4hat are the bonds that chiefly unite bi the Staie and the Church, and constitute wayua call Establishment? P htyu5 Y Answer.-Thle principal bonds of the union are- ...

... d- R* T THOMAS war rip. Ttnt Dow established standard of food Wednesday, but in certain districts I 50115 - r COln hatant units. In a simple but impressive way L Mn V T.Vion Au«ioa«r. «658 J use for further failures hv outp it . suc° there wiU sorr,e ...

... ministerialtoil and atsinless character, d& by that magnifioent publio funeral in which all et classes of hs fellow townsmen united. (Applause.) Jc John Graham, too, is 3gone. My successor in the or 'church in Sydney. His death so unexpectedand m in the ...