... were no good. e would from all branches of Civil st ul o to l3 -- • 111 •• -. face d with concrete with _pebble . rms., btatrin., lay., kit.: 00 FURNISHED Wtd .12 CASH PRICES PA-- men and women to resettle in freedom of the individual. ;have demanded ...

... WORKERS ( civilians ) needed for appointment as Civil Liaison Officers-in Civil Resettlement Units ior Repatriated Prisoners of War . To deal with personal and - domestic difficulties of men in these units and their- readjustment ...

... deeply involved, as the parity at ' home, housing, education, em- opposition parties were out to curb the ployment and resettlement, health and co-operative movement, and therefore, he national insurance, and agriculture. declared, co—operation must be ...

... more nor less than a prelude to resettlement. is a means whereby the final stage of a soldier's life In the Army can made a constructive experience and can prepare him for the responsibilities and opportunities of civil life. A Springboard The scheme ...