... headquarters of the Army in Scotland during the war. To-day it is fulfilling a fine peace-time function. It is No. 9 Civil Resettlement Unit, the only one in Scotland, where repatriated Scots prisoners of war spend the last three weeks of their Army days ...

... HELP INTO CIVIL LIFE H. J. ABERDEIN, Gordon Highlanders, is one of J twenty Scotsmen to arrive recently at an Army civil resettlement unit at Cirencester, Gloucestershire. He writes in praise of what the authorities are doing by this means to help men ...

... A NUMBER of the civil resettlement units to be established by the Army for the rehabilitation of released war prisoners will be opened within easy reach of the Scottish cities. It is the Army's intention to encourage men to visit factories, technical ...

... services, together with the provided outside and inside the Merchant Navy, police auxiliaries, full-time civil defence services. personnel and civil nursing re- Employment serve. A certain number of places Consideration has also been will be available for ...

... O.W.'s Civil resettlement units —in other words, half-way houses back to ' Civvy Street —are being set in most parts of the country near the big towns for returned prisoners of war. These camps are to help the men to fit themselves into civil life before ...

... under the control the Ministry of Labour is to be set up to advise men and women released from war service about their re-settlement in civil life. Leaser-Lend to Poland. —Under an agreement signed yesterday by the British and Polish Governments, military ...

... said the Parliamentary Secretary for Civil Aviation, will afford to enterprise an option and opportunity of operating those services geographically most convenient while avoiding uneconomic competition between United Kingdom operators. Finally, another ...

... of the matter. On comoensation for the. dependants of dead and for the injured, he said: Families Palestine police and civil servants are provided for by legislation, which will be interpreted with maximum generosity. Mr Morrison said that Zionism ...

... difficult to see how the Royal Air Force could contribute very much to the general question of man-power shortage. If and when the United Nations set up their own police force, it should be possible to cut down Service requirements, but that will be much too late ...

... 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 ...

... our shipping will be extremely heavy. Home Leave But so far as it is humanly possibl —and this is not an excuse— making units to go to Burma there will be a period of leave at home before they go. An interesting: point was raised by Lt.-Col. Thorn ...

... particularly those who were engaged in Radio during the war. are invited to consider making radio their career. A Government resettlement scheme for selected applicants (with training and maintenance assistance) is available. ABERDEEN WIRELESS COLLEGE. 20 GOLDEN ...