... Aid And Advice For Ex-P.O A Wirralßesettlement Unit The problem of the resettlement of repatriated prisoners of war is being tackled thoroughly the Army authorities, and a special Civil Resettlement Unit has been established at Clatterbridge ...

... are Merseysiders and all are repatriates who have spent long periods in German prison camps and are now in No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit. The “half-way house,” which is their headquarters, is Peover Hall—Elizabethan and nineteenth century Cheshire country ...

... receive his pay on leave, obtain medical services, civil identity and ration cards, and how to go about obtaining employment. In addition, advisory officers would advise on any aspect of resettlement and on any other questions. Normally, a person would ...

... one enlisted guard. and two officers acquitted. POLES' NEW PROTEST RESETTLEMENT CORPS AS THREAT- The Polish Government have sent new protest Note to Britain about. the Polish Resettlement Corps, laying particular stress on its 'military character.' Warsaw ...

... Exhibition of Work hut at the No. 12 Clvii Resettlement Unit at Clittorbridge, Wirral, *hero over repatriated prisoners of war are spending a period of recuperation and instruction to prepare them for return to Civil life. ...

... the Government realises the difficulties that Civil Resettlement Units have been set up. Training is entirely for the civil side of life.” TOURS TO FACTORIES To help the men to get their pre-view of civil life, tours have been arranged to a ...

... races and the political system, but on the point of winning the war quickly America was united with us in joint determination. On other problems of post-war resettlement, it was important to realise that America was impressed by what we did, and not by what ...

... our military commitments and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women released from the Forces and from war work, including those who have been disabled during their ...

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... published in the Press, off l scheme war gratuities rounds f 6 Grovernment’s comprehensive ,or the resettlement of all men and on their return to civil life. plan is incomparably wider in than more liberal in its benefits last w. . arrangements made after ...

... years’ standing, will accept this explanation as sufficient. They know it is a problem. A large number of husbands have here unite a just grievance these days. The majority of men living at home are on war-work. They are working long hours under fatiguing ...

... were placed in jobs. ' Major• General J. C. F. Holland. representing Lieut.-General Sir Brian G. Horrocks, said the civil resettlement units set up by the Army had been • considerable success._ It had now been decided to try them out for the future Regular ...