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... to-day. The statement added that other forces would land from warships “on or after August 28.” Bombed Tokyo The Allied naval units First * Fr*GoCl ma^e or Yokosuka, the big Japanese naval bom bed'Tokyo fl.S’in'u, T ...
... and declined to go beyond It. While the United Nations firmly refuse to embrace either the present Spanish Government or colourable imitations of it, he made it clear that It is part of British policy to foment civil war in Spain. Further, In ail these ...
... are Merseysiders and all are repatriates who have spent long periods in German prison camps and are now in No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit. The “half-way house,” which is their headquarters, is Peover Hall—Elizabethan and nineteenth century Cheshire country ...
... are Merseysiders, and all are repatriates who have spent long periods in German prison camps and are now in No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit. The halfway house which is their headquarters is Peover Hall —Elizabethan and 19th Century Cheshire country mansion ...
... the Government realises the difficulties that Civil Resettlement Units have been set up. Training is entirely for the civil side of life.” TOURS TO FACTORIES To help the men to get their pre-view of civil life, tours have been arranged to a ...
... war are to~-day trying to catch up with the lost, years of their lives. The Army calls the Peover Hall camp No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit. Traditional military atmosphere and discipline are taboo—no fatigues, mess with the officers, invitations to lectures ...
... relatives about special diets to supplement vitamin deficiency. All repatriated prisoners will be eligible to attend a Civil Resettlement Unit —there is one at Peover Hall, near Knutsford, catering mainly for men from the North - west area —where they can learn ...
... Open To Demobbed Provision against the possible need of hospital and convalescent service is an important factor in re-settlement to civil life. It will be welcome news to many now being demobilised from the Forces to know that the facilities of the Id ...
... training schemes are get-\ ting many direct refusals. | Some of the British Legion branches are working in co-operation with resettlement offices in varions parts of the country. They are out to destroy ignorance which exists as to the working of the schemes ...
... Getting Ready for Home Funds of knowledge learned in civil life were opened to each other, Cooks taught engaged girls “how, to cook the old man's dinner —in their own time, Former clerks taught = younger girls shorthand and typing. The AEC, grasped the ...
... PENTHOUSE pHYTHM ” have more point if the e n and commander of the Mary ) It’s not easy for chil- ) *ta i th /v n- X -ith United States were willing to acclimatised to the foul air, vermin and en, B i a ve captain and a ) them- AFRI Q U _ Tp iiuT -r 'icoent ...
... 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 ...