... Stxlay, February 3rd. Speakers represerititg 'the Pottery Workers' Society, the Resettlement Advice Office, Hanley, the. Employment Exchange, - and, the Civil seftlemerit Unit, Knutsford. have been • Prisoners* of war are asked to send questiors they, wish ...

... has surveyed the complex problems of demobilisation and resettlement. Priorities will depend largely ,it is suggested, upon a compromise between a man’s value to the Services, his value to civil society, the degree of importance to himself and his dependants ...

... various engineering and building and civil entee ni r n in g g projects. to post-war developments, mention was made of the Resettlement Advice Service which had dealt with over 3,000 cases. The work of resettling disabled persons had grown in volume and ...

... Story 11.20: Gerald° and.-his-Orchestra. 1'2,0: Big 'B en . , Mirth Regional •(449.1 metre') —6.30:, Visit •to Civil Resettle. ment -Unit. 8.8. C. Nor. thern *Orchestra. 11.3: Talk. ...

... number of Re- Advice Offices in kshire to assist in the hent in civil life of women on their return the Forces or from , fms of war service, an £ Telegraph” represen- informed to-day in Resettlement Offices controlled by the V’. of Labour, and the 1(1 intention ...

... Peers Look Ahead There has been all-round quickening of interest in the future of civil aviation in a w r ay that will give added importance to resumed discussion of Lord Londonderry’s motion on the subject in the House of Lordfe. Shipping companies which ...

... and women. Resettlement did not mean reinstatement. for which there were statutory obligations perforin. It bad to be realised that find a man job was nut necessarily resettle him. He would come back to civil life with a large number of problems, and it ...

... that the other plane involved in the collision fell a few miles north of Ely. Resettlement grant Provision has been made on a comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment, for further educational training, and for completion of apprenticeships ...

... , fine arts and monuments and the orderly resettlement of the 16,000,(XX) displaced persons in Europe. Supplies will be one of the thorniest questions. Food has been stored in readiness in Britain, the United States and Canada, but shipping and transport ...

... work and the friendly -atmosphere at a resettlement unit. mentioning that the idea was thought out by two ex -prisoners from the 1914-18' war. who realised what a raw deal repatriates had on trying to return to civil life. The aim Was to help men to stand ...

... lor a lease of the hue to be taken, it should become the rimpunsibility of the United Nationa Here. then. Is the crux of present international disputation in the re-settlement of world affairs. authority of U.N.O. and especially of the Security is now in ...

... in order to bridge this wide gulf for repatriated prisoners of war that the War Office has organised a number of Civil liesettlement Units. The C.E.U, is a camp, similar to a leave camp, established in the neighbourhood of some large towns. Eeturned prisoners ...