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... HOUSE' FOR P.O.W.s Resettlement Unit at Mabledon Park THE Civil Resettlement Unit set up at Mabledon Park recently endeavours to act as a half-way house between Army and civilian life for repatriated prisoners of war. The men come to the ...
... Home Guard Riff# Club beat Harden two points. Score*: Lamberhunt 866; Harden 864. FROM ARMY TO CIVIL LIFE C-R.U.’S THE HALF-WAY HOUSE A Civil Resettlement Unit has opened its gates at Mabledon Park, Tonbridge, to repatriated prisoners war. and by the new ...
... Con6ri&gc CONTACT CLUB Major Braund spoke on the Civil Resettlement Unit at this week’s meeting. THE FUNERAL of Mr. George Scudder, of 1. Hawden Farm Cottages. who died last week at the age of 58, took place on Friday. WAR MEMORIAL FUND.—Councillor D ...
... agriculture, which would have covered the world food shortage. Confirtbge (Hews CONTACT CLUB.— Major Braund spoke on the Civil Resettlement Unit at this week's meeting. THE FUNERAL of Mr. George Scudder. 1, Hawden Farm Cottages, who died last week at the age ...
... present were Alderman C. E. Westbrook (Deputy Mayor), Lleut.- Col. O. C. Weare, repatriated prisoners of war from the Civil Re-settlement Unit at Tonbridge and members of the Mayfield branch of the Legion. TOC H QUEST NIGHT. There were about 130 people present ...
... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. STEADY IMPROVEMENT. Ths position at the present time vrith regard to unemployment in this country is interesting, and Andras of economics might 10 find in it much food for reflection. It is interesting because it is so satisfactory ...
... up to cope with this new problem it will be realised that the work not only of bringing the men back home but of resettling them in civil life reflects great credit on all organisations concerned. Within a very short time after the signing of the Armistice ...
... activities were confined to the resettlement of exsoldiers. For many years it was conducted upon a voluntary basis; the expenses incurred upon rent, stationers etc, being defrayed from small sums contributed by Army Units and benevolent individuals supported ...
... while one or two have chosen the Army as a profession. . . . Ramisgate lads have takenor arc taking—advantage of the Civil Resettlement Units, of which there are twenty in Britain. This plan. which has now been in operation for about a year has helped hundreds ...
... cheap Civil Centre in the form of a war memorial. But we favour that a memorial hall should have a youth centre. or incorporate as much of a youth centre as possible in it. RESETTLEMENT A Press review of the Mabledon Park civilian resettlement unit set ...
... feeling the effects of their war experiences are receiving parcels of invalid diet. Bevelsl have been drafted to Civil Resettlement Units, while others are accepting the opportunity of training at Government centres. The Words--so often h - eaid 'caring ...
... THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Serviec men is going st: and satisfactorily. Up January 16;h 3.825,693 men—l leave out officers—had been demobilised, and of that number 3,384.421 were resettled in industry. About 50,000, availing themselvco ...