... country in the task of rebuildma after the war a happy prosperous England. No 'tart of this task is more important ' than the resettlement in life of the men and women from the fighting Services. There will be many problems. The reinstatement of the great mass ...

... potential junior loaders for the Army. In open units; (1.e.. units not attaehed to schools) it has the additional and equally impant took of giving its members clu b and recreational facilities: for school units them are. of course. provided by the school ...

... than the resettle- arise in connection with the remen t in civil life of the men and entry into civil iife of men and women from the Fighting Services. Many will have been absent from their former occupations for five or six years. Some left civil life as ...

... for restitution by Germany after the war; and he has many interesting things to say about the general aspect of European resettlement, in which he regards it as unlikely that such small States as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Albania should resume their ...

... welcomed as a sign that the Government is taking firmly in hand the work of domestic resettlement. But certain groups are very angry about it, and if they have their way civil strife may develop. They seem, in fact, to be more concerned to assert their own ...

... things in a new concept of the practice of medicine. The trinity consists of good surgery good rehabilitation , and good re-settlement, and it forms the bridge that fills the gap between an industrial accident and the re-absorption of the victim of the accident ...

... give the United Kingdom the British Commonwealth Nations a smaller degree of representation than in any other of the international organisations proposed up to now according to well-informed comment here The plan submitted to the International Civil Aviation ...

... and women. Resettlement did not mean reinstatement. for which there were statutory obligations perforin. It bad to be realised that find a man job was nut necessarily resettle him. He would come back to civil life with a large number of problems, and it ...

... orator, but a master of repartee, and one the many stories related in this connection the following:— While speaking on the Civil List, Burke was annoyed by the repeated interruptions of a member who occupied position in the Royal Household and who, among ...

... essential. Throughout the country the Legion is ready and anxious to play its full part in the resettlement of our men and w omen on their return to civil life, and the solving of their many problems and difficulties. We feel that if the public are s ...

... for settlement now is the attitude which the United Nations are to adopt towards the Nazi virus outside Germany. It. is raised by the action of Russia in refusing to be represented at the conference on civil aviation on the ground that Switzerland, Spain ...

... a sub-committee WHEN MEN RETURN Mr Weaver mentioned the Minister of Labour set re-settlement officer offices in Victoria - street the idea of helping men coming Lack civil life Minister of Labour evidently done (his because he felt that cx-soldiers would ...