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... resettlement CAMPS Helping Repatriated Men Back to Civil Life Camps for helping exprisoner* of war to fit themselves into civil life before discharge from the Army, are being set up in most parts country near 0 big towns. Officially called civil re-settle ...
... (Amps TRAIN FOR IIVIL Resettlement Units--half-way houses back to Civvy-street.—are being set up near big towns for returned prisoners of war. These camps are meant to help the men to fit themselves Into civil life before discharge from the Army. Each ...
... camps, which are only one parade a weekwar affairs are included in officially described as Civil the training programme, de P P he ay P ara de , . Re-Settlement Units, will t and each .U. will have play a great part in guiding While in the camps the a trained ...
... helping returned prisoners of war to lit themselves into civil life before discharge from the Army, are being set most parts the country near to the big town*. Officially called Civil Re-settlement Units (C.R.U.), they are likely to play big part in guiding ...
... 1945 borne unit He was captured at Arnhem In September “It was perfect landing every- When I can get CRISP nourishing DALy Phone Mr Henry Smith FBOA Consulting Optician in attendance 27 Loseby Lane Leicester FROM PAGE ONE ITALY THERN ITALY AFTER MILAN ...
... returned !prisoners of war to fit themselves into civil life before diacharge from the Army are being set up in most parts Of : the country near to the big , towns. ! 0 c allyy called Civil Resettlement Units—C.R.U. for Ishort—they are likely to play la big ...
... in order to bridge this wide gulf for repatriated prisoners of war that the War Office has organised a number of Civil liesettlement Units. The C.E.U, is a camp, similar to a leave camp, established in the neighbourhood of some large towns. Eeturned prisoners ...
... Savings Committee. St. Richard's Club. the United Services Club, the Boy Scouts Theatricfl Productions. I^ianklands Village Club, the Home Guard, the Air Training Corps, the Angling Club, Football and Cricket Clubs, Civil Dofonoe Services, the Red Cross Blood ...
... to returned war prisoners on leave. They explain the scheme In detail and invite the men to undergo courses Civil Resettlement Units. The units are being established in various parts ol the country and attendance is voluntary. The course lasts from lour ...
... abused. But this time getting back to ■'Civvy Street is not to the haphazard thing it was in 1918. A scheme for civil re-settlement units for the use repatriated prisoners has been introduced, the aim which is to assist men settle down their new environment ...
... Admiralty (who presides), four naval offirers (Sea Lords!, two civil oflScials (Civil Lords), a Parliamentary and Financial Secretary (a member of the Government), and Permanent Secretary (a Civil Servant) Famous Eyes; Tommy Handjey. MORE NEWS PRINTED LATER ...
... the Commonsmay be the first a new series of developments. RE-SETTLEMENT PLANS All this gives Mr. Bevin and his demobilisation plans their place in the sun. The 5.000.000 booklets on re-settlement which are going to members of the Forces will now be read ...