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... September. CIVIL RB-INETATEMENT. The excellent work which the Army authorities are doing In fitting men for civil life was explained Lt.-Col. L. F. Garrett to members of the Rotary Club at their luncheon at the Tudor Cafe on Monday. Speaking of the Civil Re- ...
... lectures of a recreational character on cultural and Informative subjects and free instruction in subjects useful for re-settlement in civil life. He realised that, no attempt at serious academic study or vocational training was possible, but the dangers ...
... was made for the formation of United Drainage Scheme for the Eden and Medway Valley Drainage in that it was proposed that Tunbridge Wells should one if the combined authorities constituting the United Board. The author!- civil engineer, principal in the_ ...
... ex-prisoners of war , forming a link Comedies. Army authorities in sending suitable applicants to the Civil It was the first prize-giving for I Resettlement Units in the country. 313 years. The speaker remembered i Although this may be purely volun- the evacuation ...
... Contact Club.—Major Braund gave the Contact Club an interesting and comprehensive account of the work done by units which aim at the Civil Resettlement of the Soldier. As one of the officers responsible for the conduct of the camp at Mabledon Park he revealed ...
... accident proceeding towards Canwith Army authorities in sending t ec a ncy. suitable applicants to the Civil As he approached the cross-roads. Resettlement Units in the country. going at about 25-30 m.p.h.. he eased Although this may be purely volun- up and ...
... I , They Knew Mr . Knight. a the Red Cross and the N.A.A.F.I. : had entered calmer waters. w i th t h e p ro bl ems of resettling the . , moving British film will be the sup- The motorised column will include In spite of the general citscorn- I wives ...
... inspiration that needed today Christianity was the spiritual force which lay behind our Western civilization orginally and only by Christianity can that civilization saved In pest-war generation is a great that we may witness that NEW YEAR BETTER TIMES mutual ...
... organisation. Throughout the war her Ladyship has spared no effort to provide for the girls’ welfare and efficiency, and. like the Civil Defence Force, the Land Army can point to a record of brilliant achievement. As Lvdy Denman stated in her letter o; resignation ...
... are taking an active part in the management and work of the organisation. The report emphasises that the whole held of resettlement and rehablllta> tlon is the responsibility of the Government and the Legion can cnly hope to augment what is done by State ...
... the Town Planning reports Mr. Ansell referred to the useful formation of tha committee help demobilised men and women on resettlement after the war. Capt. J. H. YOUNG said that the proposal received the full support of the British Legion, viz., that there ...
... face defeat in war Lord went on point iiit that national defence was noiv composed of four partners— the services and the civil defence ionisation any future Met he said we could not for “breathing-space” imilar to that which existed nine years ago but ...