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... 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 ...
... present: to the Rev. Vivian Thomas: and to the Mayor (Aid. T. Edmund Rees). ,Referring to the re-settlement sys tem. 001. Thomas said that there was a Re-settlement Advice Bureau already In the town - and if any soldier or ex-Serviceman needed achiee, it ...
... they had the great problems at home. He regarded demobilisation as one of the major problems, and the resettlement the men and women of the Forces in civil occupations. Demobilisation had now begun and would increase from day to dav, week to week, and month ...
... happened after the last war when I something to do with recruiting for a Territorial unit wave anti-militarism swept country and the strength of the volunteer units alarmingly low It must not happen again We readily lapse into complacency The attitude ...
... of 20,000 voluntary , most of them women, will v, the moment the war ends, ie one of the biggest social in history—the re-uniting lies separated by war and stablishment in their homes serving men’s and women’s the present war 1,000,000 men overseas and ...
... PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORKERS yT,„., (C for appointment CIVIL LIAISON OFFICERS in Civil Resettlement Unltr. for Repatriated Prisoners of War. To deal with personal ond domestic difficulties men in these Units, and their readjustment difficulties experienced ...
... Share in the critical problems of the near Suture , . The IMMEDIATE TASKS AT Home too. demobilisation. resettlement of ex-service men and women in civil life and thet provision of the huge number of houses needed in the country should have remain , - ed ...
... say that the Vr.it Nations will remain united. BACK TO “CIVVY” STREET Resettlement Advice Centres in Ulster Men and women returning to rmal civilian occupations from ' fighting forces, the auxiliary vices. Civil Defence and war iustries will welcome the ...
... Foot said that was a most important election because so many people were voting for the first time All parties he said were united in their determination to force unconditional surrender on the Japanese He warned voters of the danger of casting votes as ...