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... End of Operation Resettlement A unique chapter in the history! of the British Army will come to its end this month when No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit closes down at Peover Hall. Knutsford, Cheshire. It was in July. 1945. that No. 2 C.R.U. was born in ...
... van arrived with his furniture. I Caerphilly has its squatters. Some 15 families have occupied empty huts at the Civil Resettlement Unit at Pont gwindy-road, Caerphilly They have light and water. Warning Ignored Squattvfs a at, moved into a W.A.A.F. camp ...
... 'because there was no tzpe understanding of the problem between them and the civil agencies. A resettlement unit, something on the lines of the present co-operation with the civil agencies. must con- , tinue to exist so long as there was •an Army. ...
... Mangerooeg, near the mouth of River Weser. Halfway Houses to Full Li^ts /-(•* Warning Mreet Major the Hon. Gwilym Lloyd- Civil Resettlement Units-in other ; Geor ' of Fuel and words, halfway houses back to'Power, told the Provincial Elec- Civvy Street —are being ...
... peaceful co-operation among the nations of the world, and this end impcrtant conversations have been held with officials of the United States, the Soviet Un on and the Republic of China which have resulted in the submission to each of the four Governments concerned ...
... our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from'the Forces and from war work, including those who have been disabled during their ...
... Republic a five-year basis. An international Yugoslavia), civil service commission to advise : .. u. the Secretary-General on the formation of the staffs was recommended,] hpi _ and the United Kingdom delegate) 11C ttlcfellilC (Mr. P. Noel-Baker) hoped ...
... any general reCommenda- Lions• en them own aeconnti STANDARD OF ma CIVIL SERVICE. The-effects of limited oompektion among ex-Servioe .candidates for the recruitment 6f the 'Civil Serriee is: discussed by the Committee, who state' that these abnormal ...
... LAND GENEROUS SCHEME OF TRAIN ING AND EQUIPMENT. In connection with the training for agriculture oi oiticers upon re-settlement in civil life, the Board Agriculture have framed a under which allowances of A: 125 per annum for two years may bo gnintcd ...
... 'Commander U.S.A.A.F. in the Outside the American Embassy Downing-street yesterday said acific, •’More bombs will soon be a United States soldier found he|that owing to his many engage- showered Japan than in the ~—c -,fi imen the Prime Minister has had ...
... only parade he is self-confidence. asked to attend is the pay parade. Now it was confidence he needed! It is the Army's Civil Resettle- Nation's Finances 176, FLEET-STREET, E.C. 4, LONDON. TUESDAY NIGHT. T. MEMBERS of rliamen t. IVI financiers and City ...
... Alfred Banner, 86, Dew Ryder-street, Cardi ff . celebrate their Civil golden wedding to-day. Officers and men of the Army Mr. Banner was connected with:are now being trained in civil; the Great Western Railway Divi- ;defence duties, except fire - fighting ...