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... night's meeting of Dawlish Urban Council urging that legislation should introduced at early date making provision for the resettlement of persons handicapped in by physical disability to the war The resolution it will bo to of Labour Pensions of Urban Councils ...
... by virtue of demobilisation and re-settlement of the various members of the Forces. The responsibility laid upon the Legion was to watch the interests of the serving men and women to •render their ultimate return to civil life easier and happier than was ...
... comine Iron rirm vVITII homes m the United Kingdom r* Sicily. It will be distributed. * ?v iui throughout the great republic Eighth had taken Torina Sangro, San Giovanna through naaf.i. cvriusiveK to n • of the united states. and Pesclanciano among, Russia ...
... This distribution has been made possible both j the energetic work of the Central Government Chungking and by the actions of civil and military authorities in neighbouring pro' vinces. For example, almost half a million bags of wheat have been taken from ...
... appointed an Assistant Commissioner under the Ministry of Labour in connection with the scheme for the resettlement of discharged and demobilised Servicemen in civil life- Mr Fyfe was awarded the C . B . E . in 1 ...
... adopted Church Army Mobile Canteens days in aid the Static will be locally next Friday Saturday mobile canteens visit tlie units Hf The units of ten to are often unable to their posts to go into towns canteens facilities these men taking them tea cakes pies ...
... Hall. Following the inspection the company marched to Ros• Street. where the salute was taken by the Commanding Oflioer of the Unit, Lieut. W. M. Davidson. The general routine of the camp wasinstruction in th e forenoon, field events in the afternoon, and ...
... from the the European mainland the refugees problem to-day is more formerly Because incited prejudice engendered by Europe resettlement in homes be difficult many impossible some This applies it is to be expected some least unfortunates will neither opportunity ...
... r— (HE “HITCH-HIKED” OVER 2000 MILES LONG EATON FIRE GUARD ORGANISATION PLANS NEW COMMITTEE FORMED PLANS ill organisation “Civil Council (Mr A B are working this will effectively possible fire result action In the Select Committee Report to the Government ...
... Mer-seties of sittings debate on the chant Navy police auxiliaries general situation in India' would full-time civil defence personnel take place and civil nursing reserve Committee stage of the poR DISCHARGED MEN Wages Bill would continue will second third days ...
... strength against the Japanese Thus aircraft carrier is more alive to-day than it ever and is contributing more to potential of United Nations than at apy time in the past As the Pacific war develops with its vast distances over great stretches of sea role ...
... obtain free leaflet setting out the up-to-date provisions limb-fitting discharge pensions allowances treatment training re-settlement civil life Apply to British Limb-K -s Ex-Service Association 115 Birehfields Rd Manchester Christmas (Breetthps E again approach ...