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... 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- ...
... Wide Scope “This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Goverrtment’s comprehensive plan for the resettlement of all men and women on their return to civil life. This plan is incomparably wider scope and more liberal in its benefits than the arrangements ...
... be the returned prisoners of war, and with particular thought for these there have been organised what are termed civil resettlement units. There will be many problems arising, in particular in those who have been confined to one set surroundings, and ...
... the unfair treatment of Service men who were released for civil employment at a time when the country most,. needed them, as I' am one of those affected. have had an intervew with a Resettlement Officer, and he showed me an order from the Air Ministry ...
... published in the Press, off l scheme war gratuities rounds f 6 Grovernment’s comprehensive ,or the resettlement of all men and on their return to civil life. plan is incomparably wider in than more liberal in its benefits last w. . arrangements made after ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... EX-P.O.W. Resettlement Camps Camps for helping returned prisoners war to fit themselves into civil life before discharge from the Army arc being set in most parts of the country near to the big towns. Officially called Civil Resettlement ...
... you tne Charter of the United Nations, #xhich has now been signed without .eservation by the representatives of all the 50 States who took part in the conference at San Francisco, and which expresses the determination of the United Nations to main«@ain ...
... and ration cards, and how to go about obtaining employment. In addition, advisory officers would advise on any aspect of resettlement and any other questions. Normally, a person would not remain at the dispersal centre lor more than hours and any case the ...
... miles north-east o. Monschan Our units have cleared the blah around east Ruhrbera and are on the Rber River below the Urtttalsperre Dam. Other ele-; ments have reached the Dam and con- '■ trolld it. Our infantry units two miles north of Schlclden have ...