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... April 1944 analysis questions shows that ten to clothes rationing (10) Burma parcels (10) rent and housing (8) Service and re-settlement (7) Service allowances (4) supply problems (4) income tax (4) evacuation (4) employment 3) matrimonial problems (2) Utility ...
... thirteen years had been Matron of the Public Assistance Institution Southampton Civil Defence Equipment After considering circulars from County Authority relative to disposal of Civil Defence equipment Ramsbottom Council has at request of the heads of departments ...
... 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 ...
... camp which is a virtual soldiers’ paradise. It is used exclusively by ex- POW’s from Germany. The camp is the No. 12 Civil Resettlement Unit at Bromborough. There is only one parade a week pay parade. In the dining-room officers and other ranks eat together ...
... g cenwre which the War Office call a Civil Re-settlement Unit. There are to be 20 throughout the country soon, * half-way houses ” to civilian life, West Region of the Ministry of Labour: I deal with re-settlement problems throu%{hout my region. The men ...
... 3 ’ ¥ £ iiy 3 Rooi ey Mrs. A. D. Brown, social worker, who advises on domestic and family problems at the Wirral Civil Resettlement Unit, taking part in a “ discussion group” meeting. ...
... Harry Bradshaw. Fraser, Cooper avenue North, R.E.M.E. (right), instructor at No Mossley Hill: Gunner J Walton, 12 Civil Resettlement Unit, Brom Netherfield-road North, Everton; borough, four Liverpool men, ex Driver Joseph Reid, Barwise-street, P.O.W.s ...
... Site Testing CHOICE of site for United Nations headquarters has grown out of question into a controversy. It has become another test of unity. Broadly, the position is that the Russians and their closer friend? hope to have the headquarters pushed westwards ...
... the United Government amounted to £1,080,500.06 u- Mr. Dalton. TAXATION PER H EAD—TaxatioTj per head of population in the Uni* , Kingdom in 1913-14 was £3 11s 4d, in 1944-45 £65 10s 6d. MILITARY PRISONERS. November 20. 1.156 members of tO« United Kingdom ...
... ON the motion for the adjournment in the Commons today Major Legge-Bourke (C., Isle of Ely), raised the question of land resettlement. The first problem was the supply of sufficient labour to the land and, secondly, to provide land for men when they came ...
... to do as he feels TT is more difficult to show - • •-i civilians are doing and have - - the incorrectness and ngntmg man in civil, done during his absence; or to dangers of the second reaction, life presents, perhaps the idealise his experience of com- ...
... suffered Germany. He would postpone sentence until the November Sessions, and Brown would thus be free to report to the Civil Resettlement Unit, for which he had been accepted. MOTORIST‘ASKED FOR TROUBLE’ ¥ WISH you would say some* thing to the owner for leaving ...