... of whom the Forces will have need throughout the resettlement period after the war, we have said that they will an educated, professional, and specialised group acting in the name of Britain, the United Nations, and civilisation. _ These facts bring vividly ...

... Share in the critical problems of the near Suture , . The IMMEDIATE TASKS AT Home too. demobilisation. resettlement of ex-service men and women in civil life and thet provision of the huge number of houses needed in the country should have remain , - ed ...

... on grounds of foreign affairs, but also because the immediate tasks at home could best be tackled on a united basis. Demobilisation, the re-settlement of ex-servicetnen and women in civilian life, housing, were not matters for Party strife. But the Labour ...

... our military commitments an f fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women release*-' >-om the Forces and from war work, including those who have been disab'ed during their ...

... in order to enable us take our proper place assisting others will be very heavy task indeed. The enormous resources of the United States have also been thrown into this titanic struggle, while the long years of fighting in China have almost disorganised ...

... cities of the fabulous East. - Time and again it provided sanctuary for thousands of Chinese from the terrors of famine and civil war. So it was when, within 24 hours of the treachery of Pearl Harbour, the Japs invaded our leased territory on the mainland ...

... LAND RESETTLEMENT f ad C raised V eg B Urke ient. Tho first d resettlesnfScient labour to the land'l° SUpply provide land for > u , fondly out of the Forces. n cai «e Sivin^hl^cofc'^ ern,nent would consider ** badh dS e blpH° of hold' Jt we « *eU theSe ...

... U. Before the Freedo ™ yStq Marshal Montgomery Riccarton Civil Resettlement . ex pr s oners House, Curne, where B release volunof war due for disclia g a c jj a Ce tarily attend course _ to civil life, to settle down before . England There are 20 of these ...

... the Jewish victims of Nazi and Fascist persecution. The whole world shares responsibility for them and, indeed, for the resettlement of all displaced persons. The committee recommend that Britain and America with other countries should endeavour immediately ...

... to Dundee Rotary Club to-day Lieut.-Col. G. E. B. Honeyman, Black Watch, officer commanding the Civil Resettlement Unit, Buchanan Castle, Drymen. These units are entirely Army affairs, said Col. Honeyman. There are 20 in the country —two Scotland. Functions ...

... it had bec.l decided to enrol some of the Poles in a new resettlement cotps. Condi tions of service and rates of pay would be As' the first step to demobilisation and formation of the resettlement corps the Polish 2nd Corps was being brought from Italv ...

... year since its opening, the Civil Resettlement Unit Riccarton House, Currie, Midlothian, will cease to exist. Such units were formed to give repatriated pri.soners-of-war the best possible chance settle down on returning to civil life. All ...