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... Army, authorities. Since it was decided to use it as a Civil Resettlement Unit considerable alterations have been made. modation are above the ordinary barrack standard.” The men can go to the unit nearest their homes; they can have leave every week-end ...
... tune man): Turner Bros I. and Frank Turner Cup: Fort Dunlop. 2. After a party of former prisoners-of-war from the Civil Resettlement Unit at Stourport was taken round Birmingham's Central Fire Station. Corporation - street, and on a tour of the Regional ...
... acrd ups . at Itiglitwlek Hull. near WolverliailiPlew Sr* dor) below. Path to Civil Life Made Easy MIDLAND RESETTLEMENT WORK mouths ago the first Army Civil Resettlement unit in the Midlands for British repatriated prisoners of war was ...
... Ba rwitl I-read. Btrrninglsant 9. Officers Entertain Lord Mayor Lieut.-Col. L. S. Starkey and officers of No. 17 Civil Resettlement Unit at Stourport last night entertained the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Birmingham ant members of the Lord Mayor's ...
... solipsistl the Arabs early in the eighth century. let let Sherif of Tartlet united the whole escrotr ier is, government and fended the peas: at may, the Pollan bees • despotic civil sad s nil ruler. hie mohority is religions. iriti being limited, se is other ...
... A. C. Wright, M.P. lor Erdington. Birmingham, said that two major problems would have to be solved after the war —the resettlement of nations and the abolition of unemployment. Welcoming the Anglo-Soviet Alliance, said: “Too long have we each regarded ...
... approved the Demobilisation and Resettlement Department pivotal men will receive the highest priority in demobilisation. Students and Teachers. (b) Officers and men who have notified their commandinff officers that their civil occupation is that of student ...
... was a necessary prelude too to the last effort of the Non-Intervention Committee to find a resettlement of the relations of the various big Powers to the civil war, especially in the matter of the proposed withdrawal of volunteers on both sides. Mr. Eden ...
... existence by the establishment of resettlement units throughout the country, where, in peaceful surroundings, men can pick up the threads of life again. The King and Queen yesterday visited the first of these civilian units, which is at Hatfield House, Herts ...
... The Gazette understands that .•Men General E. D. Swinton La. resigned the poet of Controller of the Inereation Department of Civil Aviation, though the announcement has not yet been made °tile ia I ly. General hainton was the first Eye- Witness of the ...
... A.F. has begun one of its greatest training task s —preparation of its officers, other ranks and, W.A.A.F.s for return to civil life. This training, the Educational and Vocational Training Scheme, is available to all members of the R.A.F. and W.A.A.F ...
... ostahiishmen® branch of senrloe ox Unit (Army At? B.—'The the Unit must so® (f) below. (for Army Air Fvrodh, id) Place where stationed, home ttwtra war .France. East ©to.), abroad^ , ff) Thu details are the descxiption Units In Army Air Fores. FOR OFFIT7ERB ...