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... secure , public understanding and support for tho United Nations , to increase membership of the Association , and to build up strong b ^ eW Travelling and usidenco Tfithin c-no or more specified Civil Defence- JJegions is entaiiea Appointments in iirst ...
... NOUSE Ricearton House, Currie, is to become a half-way house to civvy street. tor repatriated prisoners of war. This Civil Resettlement Unit promises to be the Serviceman's idea of an ideal camp—a place where the only parade is pay parade, and where spring ...
... and between now and the end of November, covering the entire country, provides a very good answer to those people in the United States who think that we are down and out, at any rate, we want everybody else's money and prefer not to spend our own. When ...
... and between now and the end of November, covering the entire country, provides a very 'good answer to those .people in the United States who think that, we are down and out, or at, any rate, we want everybody else's money and prefer notto spend our own ...
... PRESTWICK Shorter Long-Distance Air Routes RY . PASSTNG RINEANNA By Uur Aeronautical correspondent - The landing of American civil air liners this week at Rineanna , Eire ' s new free airport on the Shannon ( thus by-passing Prestwick ) , and , incidentallythe ...
... RESETTLEMENT OF FORMER P . o . W During Edinburgh ' s Thanksgiving Week , which opens on the 24 th of this month , citizens will be able to see one of the most human experiments organised by the Army by visiting the Civil Resettlement Unit at Riccarton ...
... headquarters of the Army in Scotland during the war. To-day it is fulfilling a fine peace-time function. It is No. 9 Civil Resettlement Unit, the only one in Scotland, where repatriated Scots prisoners of war spend the last three weeks of their Army days ...
... Obey. - 13—Wilt, Down : l—Sl‘pectator., 2—Alm, 3—Bogus. 4—Frustrate, 7—Boy. B—Fit. 9—Loser. 11—Nil No visitor to the Civil Resettlement Unit can fail to be struck by the sincerity of the officers responsible for the running of the camp. On asking if the men ...
... have a talk to you at 9.15.” Ex-prisoners of war who, on discharge, volunteer for the four weeks’ course at No, 9 Civil Resettlement Unit, Ricecarton ‘House, Currie, read the above order with astonished eyes. They are actually “asked” to do something—a ...
... yesterday when the subject of the town’s restricted street lighting came under review Ex-prisoners of war from No. 9 Civil Resettlement Unit. Riecarton House Currie, visited the Leith works of Messrs Craig & Rose Ltd. paint manufacturers. and were afterwards ...
... But if Civil Servants were to communicate with one another and with the public in language which any reasonably educated person could understand at first sight , a wave of apprehension and dismay would engulf the country . Like the Army , the Civil Service ...
... Before leaving, party was entertained to tea. A letter has since been received from the commanding officer of tb 9th Civil Resettlement Unit than!', Mr Bell, managing director, Mr Boyle, works manager, for the 1 * personal attention, which had bee greatly ...