... visit sections of the Friends' Ambulance Unit in Egypt, Libya, Syria, India, China, and Ethiopia and. on the way, to see Friends in South Africa. The Council and the Executive of the Friends' Ambulance Unit felt that it might be valuable both to the ...

... the orderly coordinated industry and transfer our resources from war production to the restoration and reconstruction of our civil life for the demobilisation of our armed forces ices their re absorption t at Iiilie 1 Mr 18 1011-drive He has 1938 arden Kirby ...

... approaching £500000000 “The aim of the Govern ment has been to design the provision for resettlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the forces on their return to civil life They have had in mind for some time past to complete their arrangements for ...

... given to men and women in need of resettlement on account of their war service in the Armed Forces, in the Civil Defence Services, in Industry. This eervice will be provided through offices to be known as Resettlement. Advice Offices, and the address of ...

... Provision had been made on Town Clerk, and Clerk to a comprehensive scale for rest. James' Hospital Visit-, instatement in civil employ- Dunned fn m preceding L) in g Committee. ment, for further educational Municipal Offices. training, and for completion ...

... Chamber of Commerce, and in many other towns the same zeal is being; shown. New Fund For Flying Men Resettlement of Royal Air Force pilots and air crews in civil life after their war service will be aided by a new fund recently opened by the Auctioneers and ...

... 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 ...

... demobilisation of all the various Forces. including the Civil Defence services and temporarily recruited civil servants, AS a single problem. AFTIR-WAR CONTROLS No sudden demobilisation of the war-time Civil Service is envisaged as the committee recognise that ...

... lectures of a recreational character on cultural and Informative subjects and free instruction in subjects useful for re-settlement in civil life. He realised that, no attempt at serious academic study or vocational training was possible, but the dangers ...

... this call to put all shoulders to in organised money-raising Commercial establishments. ic organisations of every kind, civil units, all will be represented by soldiers abroad Can give flowers N.A.A.F.I. scheme Uthin the next few weeks, hundreds homes ...

... services of a very powerful committee under Lord Han key, who have rendered very valuable assistance,” said Mr. Bevin. Resettlement advice services had been established throughout the country, avoid men having to go round to many departments to get their ...

... SUNDAY 10 DECEMBER 1939 Radio: Page 21 TWOPENCE s: 2 1 M 7 3 O BOON FOR BLACK-COATS VOLUNTARY REGISTER FOR WAR WORK AND FOR RE-SETTLEMENT WHEN PEACE COMES FROM OUR INDUSTRI AL CORRESPONDENT THE black-coated middle class are to be given an opportunity to register ...