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; that they are to receive training similar to that of the Landespolizei, and, unlike the old "Einwohnerwehr (...) of training of the "Einwohnerwehr". There arc, it is true, large private organisations of uniformed men under (...) please : a) give me the full programme of training which the members of the force will undergo, and b

full information about the physical and military training of youth, the organisation of so-called (...) PRE-MILITARY TRAINING. Pre-military training (lower and higher) is compulsory for all citizens (...) completed the higher pre-rnilitary training, those entered enjoy a reduction of six months in their period

examination of minors. 5· l\Iedical (psychiatric) superYision. 6. Physical training, recreation, games. 7 (...) · Moral and religious education. 8. Scholastic education. g. Vocational training. 10. Remuneratiou (...) fication which results? ~~­ (b) Medical supervision (psychiatries) ? (c) Physical training, recreation

cars patrol streets » Train 102 upon arrival Huangkutung yesterday fired upon "by Japanese machine (...) via Euangkaton on armoured trains proceeding towards Tahusfran to effect junction units all along (...) Huangkutung, Mukden on train 102 Thursday, twenty-fourth with wife also one German one Italian lady friends

, Sweden and the United States of America. Page 8 9 II II I2 I4 Definition of Trained Reserves (...) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I8 II . Delegation of the United States of America. Definition of Armame1tts and Trained Reserves (...) Conti1~gent and to 125 Trained Reserves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 C. Delegation

. b. c. d. e. Recruits not trained as defin- ed in the national legislation ( optio- n al (...) 151 who have corn- of service bas exceeded trained as defin- pleted at !east ... the legal period (...) by conscnp- tion) Nil e. Recruits not trained as defin- ed in the national legislation ( optio- nal

31 of the Convention shall read as follows: "Regulations of execution. "1. Train-kilometres shall (...) of their actual costs, and to be revised half-yearly if necessary. "2. In reckoning the number of train (...) . The train-kilometres of all the German exchange stations shall be balanced against those of all the Polish

for training not exceeding th irty days in any one year. The reserve formations of the active militia (...) their service in the active militia or who have otherwise received a military training. The permanent forces (...) train throughout the year, and certain of their officers and N.C.O.s are detailed to assist

training. I have the honour, on the strength of the provisions of the report approved by the Council (...) in the training of candidates for the police. Police aspirants have hitherto been trained for their profession (...) theoretically, with subsidiary practical training at the same time, in a special police school. The elimina­

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 B. Construction and Operation of Frontier Line 27 C. Train Service 29 ·D. Railway Police . 32 (...) cases in which the services are performed while the trains are travelling through foreign territory (...) at a point where the trains do not usually stop and where there is no change in the internal regulations