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... weather that may occur during the sowing, growing and harvesting of their crops. Civil Resettlement T Lilford Hall. Oundle. near Peterborough, a Civil Resettlement Unit has been established for returned prisoners war and as it is available ...
... this gesture. He would do anything in his power to further their interests and he was going in • few days' time to a Civil Resettlement Unit to see if he could gain any knowledge that would be of help to them. A concert followed after games the artistes being ...
... officer (lady) and the vocational officer discussing problems at one of the periodi- cal lectures held for members of a Civil Resettlement unit at Twickenham. ...
... on comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment for further educational training and for completion of apprenticeships Moreover final details will shortly be announced of a scheme of re-settlement grant up to £150 to ex-members the Forces wishing ...
... Auxiliary Air Force, and Air Training Corps. The civil section of the procession included representatives Of the Lincolnshire County and Special Constabulary, National Fire Service, Royal Observer Corps, Civil* Defence, British Legion, Women's Voluntary Service ...
... The Yeomen Missing, Says ******* ITRCINC land resettlement measures in the Commons to-day, Major Legge-Bourke (Cons., isle of Ely) declared that it was no use the Minister of Agriculture singing “The Yeomen of England”, when in the-wide open spaces the ...
... 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 ...
... home-produced food to raise standards of nutrition. They promise, too, an all-out housing drive, and practical help for resettlement in civil life. They form the “Daily Mir ror’’ exhibition “To-morrow,' which comes to Lincoln oppot tunely in time for the holiday ...
... 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 ...
... were unhappy The Re-settlement Bureau found the answer to their problem in the form of rooms in another part of the town Most of the early enquirers were men back from the Forces with pay queries questions about pensions resettlement grants and men wanting ...
... stepped out y any The At well re detachmi from eac smart ap comment Fire Service was resettled by a strong cf . men and pumps t A.K.S. station, and the teaxaice of this unit was iff, all along the route men ambulance drivers, avy blue coats with red nd chromium ...
... HAS BEEN LAVISHED AND RIGHTLY SO —ON THE DIFFERENT aRMS IN THE FIGHTING SERVICES- ON THE HOME GUARD; AND ON THE CIVIL DEFENCE. THE CIVIL POPULATION WHICH STOOD UP SO BRAVELY TO THE AIR RAIDS IN LONDON AND SOUTHERN ENGLAND HAS RECEIVED ITS MEED OF ONE ...