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... front ZS. the Colonel of No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit, by Mrs. a M. Gimson, deputy county director, thanking the Red Cross fsr invaluable co-operation in getting 2.500 repatriated men to undertake the course at the unit, and for the hard work put in to ...
... LEICESTER BIDAY 6 IMS 37 Londonroad Leicester Leicester 20411 POLISH UNITY RFCOGNITION by Britain and United States of new Provisional Government of National Unity in Poland closes an eventful chapter in the long history country that sets a high on freedom ...
... 1945 borne unit He was captured at Arnhem In September “It was perfect landing every- When I can get CRISP nourishing DALy Phone Mr Henry Smith FBOA Consulting Optician in attendance 27 Loseby Lane Leicester FROM PAGE ONE ITALY THERN ITALY AFTER MILAN ...
... Leicester, at 2.45 p.m., on Saturday, 30th March, 19i6, to enable them to hear of the work now being done at the Civil Resettlement Units. The speaker will be Colonel Lane, Commanding Officer of No. 7 C.R.11., Oundle. To facilitate arrangements for tea ...
... Leicester, at 2.43 p.m., on Saturday, 30th March, 1946, to enable them to hear of the work now being done at the Civil Resettlement Units. . . The speaker will be Colonel Lane, Commanding Officer of No. 7 C.R.U., Oundle. To facilitate arrangements for ...
... to I p.m. Large Car Park -Rll3 leaves Charles Strk et opp. Laho.ir Exchange IpHROUGHOUT the country there are 20 Civil Resettlement Units for repatriated prisoners-of-war, and perhaps the best recommendation for the wonderful results achieved comes from ...
... Sloutenerro 110,000 Un..ed States 60.000 The number of men in the United States .%tmy tlansported Prot to the due of the >i`nmo of the armist.ce 2,500,000. Totaf discharges from the United States Army to slate ste 1,300,000. Orders :sued to date for de ...
... unready for peace. (Hear, hear.) He was there to indicate to them some o the Government’s plans for the resettlement of their sailors and soldiers in civil life, so to give them eome indication of the proposals of a more permanent which the Government had ...
... Exchanges aud committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this diffi- eult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfu.ly dealt with. To the credit of em- plovers it may be said that very few of them refuse to recognise ...
... TEE SERVI MEN, The resettlement of ex-Service men going U to January on steadily and satisfactorily. 16th 3,825,603 men—I leave out officers —had that number heen demobilised, and $.984.421 were resettled in industry. About 50.000, availing themselves ...
... the Record Office. Bland. ford. Army officers and other ranks on leave from unite in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paraerreph 6. They must return to their units to be demobilised If they can be snared. - 11. It Is not necessary for offers ...
... official gazette. • • • NEE R u v - .—Sir - Hugh - Somford, ,„ 111 .niber of the United Provinces noard nf Revenue. died here to-daY. of pneumonia. Sir Hugh. Wh° in.n”d the Indian Civil Service 1906 TOKIO.—The Counsellor of the French Embassy here to-day delivered ...