... month These resettlement units are a recognition by the Army of its obliyation to give repatriated prisoners of war. due for discharge or release. the hest possible chance to settle down before returning to civil life. The attendance at a unit is purely ...

... whole et the United Kingdom , se d ie- S kied by the bee resident at the end of theary, compared with May dad last, whoa mossoployment readied its highest paint, ens toot by the following table: May Ad. J sneer! .1 theory IWO ygrd 30th United Kingdom fi01 ...

... RESETTLEMENT NOTE& TAS UNESIPLOVIIHNT POSITION. On The Way To Trade Recovery. A Rift in the Clouds. The question of sod ties Immures to be taken for its relief, continue le (meow the atter.tion cf the eountrt. Since the Prime Minister's return front Os ...

... generous severance programme tor expatriate civil servants who want to leave ahead of China's takeover, resigning officers are entitled to lump sum payments of up to £140,000 to help with resettlement. United States: About 1,000 firefighters, many from ...

... wha has returned to civil life, write to The Nurses Demobilisation and Resettle- mens Committee, 16 Curzon Eit., fair, W. 1., or the ease of Soothusd, 112 George St. VlA:ugh. ALL the necessary Government organisation for resettlement of workers of both ...

... For the last months trainto get the type it needs it has cational instruction, usually for are in keen demand in civil ing for resettlement in civilian to offer inducements well above three years, and this prepare s music circles after they leave life ...

... The latest statistics disclose the unhappy fact that there are at least 1,615,000 person. wholly unemployed throughout the United Kingdoin, and the significant fact is that of that colossal figure over • million men. nince the upheaval in the coal fields ...

... entered into: for persistently urging the necessity of moderate reforms in the constitution of that Republic, limier which civil rights and even justice were denied to all foreigners mid also for not hesitating to accept the insulting challenge of the ...

... Peace breaking out By JOHN MILLER WITH THE of a cease fire in Ethiopia. Africa's longest running Civil War could well be coming to an end. This must be good news. For after 17 hellish years of hunger, disease, drought, purges and incessant bloody fighting ...

... with the resettlement of those who have fought. Well over 10,000 disabled sailors and soldiers are now under training in various workshops, learning jobs that will tit them, in spite of physical handicaps, to take their proper place in civil life. There ...

... countries of the Commonwealth and the United States of America. A conscious effort to promote interchange, understanding and friendship between the peoples of the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth overseas, and the United States of America, is therefore vital ...

... Exchanges and committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfully dealt with. To the credit of employers it may be wild that very few of them refuse to recognise ...