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... DISPUTE against arbitration : source in I Ljjag Britain the United fZpiing the The stumbling-block informant can consent Great Britain other hand consider of that move all to which jt Anglo-German rapture is convince Great Mr Balfour of ij into line spite ...
... that the other plane involved in the collision fell a few miles north of Ely. Resettlement grant Provision has been made on a comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment, for further educational training, and for completion of apprenticeships ...
... , fine arts and monuments and the orderly resettlement of the 16,000,(XX) displaced persons in Europe. Supplies will be one of the thorniest questions. Food has been stored in readiness in Britain, the United States and Canada, but shipping and transport ...
... in order to bridge this wide gulf for repatriated prisoners of war that the War Office has organised a number of Civil liesettlement Units. The C.E.U, is a camp, similar to a leave camp, established in the neighbourhood of some large towns. Eeturned prisoners ...
... of 1,917 joined, 1,437 were posted to units as fit, 125\were discharged after training, having failed to reach standard, and thirty-two were discharged medically unfit during training. All those posted to their units as fit would formerly have been lost ...
... cases, the Minister states thet to be given time to re-settle themselves in tions, and that even then the not to press collectors are position.—Centra) to the detriment AN i ar ne EMENT. cation of the United concerning BUT NO Re TO ENEMY Kennedy, aged dangers ...
... for Their Country. 4 INTERESTING SCHEME FOR RE-SETTLEMENT OF WOUNDED AND INVALIDED OFFICERS CIVIL LIFE. An interesting- and important scheme for the re-settlement of wounded and invalided officers in civil life has been formulated. Details of this show ...
... secretary. OPENING OF MIDLAND RESETTLEMENT UNIT FIRST ARRIVAL HAS COME FOR HOLIDAY With the aim of helping repatriated prisoners of war to regain confidence in themselves for their return to civilian life, thirty Civil Resettlement Units are ...
... has changed, Mem approved b the Demobilisation and Resettlement pivotal men trill receive the highest priority r ion. Ib) Offlcera and mem who have notified thei romraandinr Officer* that their civil occupation i that a student or teacher, and are aooordincl: ...
... 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 ...
... comers to the microphone. .. •? Maurice Wmnick and 8.30 Stalag to Civvy 1S Orchestia. Street Storv of the Civil 11.30-—Thirty Corps Dance Resettlement Unit. Band. 9.0 —Time and News. 11.50 —News. 9.15—T0-night’s Talk. &h 9- Musical Gloucester- TO-MORROW’S PLAY ...
... wi' CONTROLLER OF CIVIL. DENMORILISATION. The Minister of Labour has apppointed Vr. F. C. Cunningham, C.B., to succeed Sir Stephenson Kent, K.C.B., as Controller-Ger- eral of the Department of Civil Demobiliz«- tion and Resettlement of the Ministry cf ...