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... of re-adjustment units” designed by the Army to help repatriated prisoners of war to find their right place in civilian life. There are 250 men in the J. M. Rendel. who is in command of the entire scheme, known as ** Civil Resettlement Planning,” explained ...
... say that the Vr.it Nations will remain united. BACK TO “CIVVY” STREET Resettlement Advice Centres in Ulster Men and women returning to rmal civilian occupations from ' fighting forces, the auxiliary vices. Civil Defence and war iustries will welcome the ...
... for all its requirements. DEMOBILISATION. Resettlement of Ex-Servicemen— Steps have been taken to deal with standards in Northern Ireland into line and keep them in line, with those in the remainder of the United Kingdom. Even to meet existing deficiencies ...
... bricklaying under esptrt instruction at the Civil Resettlement Unit's quarters in St. Patrick’s Barracks. Ballymena. Right-Sapper E. C. Campbell. R.E. (on right), of Londonderry, who ah. kve year, a prisoner, was in civil lile machinist the hosiery trade. He ...
... Reports that Rumanian troops had been withdrawn from the Soviet border are also officially denied. Certain auxiliary units, including some civil institutions, have been withdrawn following recent incidents, but the Army and all State authorities are remaining ...
... system fully adequate for all its requirements. DEMOBILISATION. Resettlement et Ex-Serviesinen— Steps have been taken to deal with problems which will ' arise on demobilisation. A Resettlement Advice Service will be established for the guidance of men and ...
... the Realm Act be used if eed be to enforce these demands.*' Resettlement ex-prisoners in civil life AMONG the prisoners of war undergoing a course at the Northern Ireland Civil Resettlement Centre at St. Patrick's Barracks. Ballymena, is Sergeant William ...
... Agriculture is Ulster's Premier industry. Durin g the war period Ulster farmers have secured the inestimable advantage of United Kingdom prices for practically all their chief products. It is the policy of the Government to do everything in its power ...
... part of the United Kingdom. The presence of their Majesties and her Royal Highness among us has further strengthened the many ties that unite us to the Crown. Since my last Address to Parliament have witnessed the complete triumph of the United Nations [over ...
... limb-lit ting, discharge, pension and resettlement in civil life. Relatives may also apply. The address is:—British Limbless Ex-Service Men’s Association, 115, Birchfields Road, Manchester. 18. CLIFTON STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11,30 a.m.. 7.0 p ...
... task to see that civil problems do not interfere with military operations, and they will mobilise civilian resources aid the Allied cause. They will not make policies, which will be governed by the Combined Chiefs of Staff. Many of the units have been earmarked ...
... as an integral part of the United Kingdom and to strengthen still further the ties which bind the unitf of the Kingdom together. The war has thrown into high relief the significance and value of Ulster’s place within the United Kingdom, while the British ...