... MORPETH MEN TRAIN FOR POST-WAR JOBS Two former prisoners of war who*, homes are near Morpeth arrived at a newly-opened Civil Resettlement Unit at Was' ington. Durham. at the end of last week. At the camp. which is run by the Army lauthorities, they will prepare ...

... Open To Demobbed Provision against the possible need of hospital and convalescent service is an important factor in re-settlement to civil life. It will be welcome news to many now being demobilised from the Forces to know that the facilities of the Id ...

... Commanding Officer of the Civil Resettlement Camp at Daglingworth, near Cirencester, in the course of an address to Cheltenham Rotary Club on Tuesday. Dr. D. E. Morley, the president, was in the chair. The object of the civil resettlement camps, of which about ...

... 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 ...

... will be one on defence with separate Navy, Army and Air committees to deal with demobilisation and resettlement. A separate committee will consider civil aviation. Others will deal with social services and education, housing, home affairs, and welfare ...

... on defence, with separate Navy, Army and Air Committees, which will deal also with demobilisation and resettlement. Other committees will consider civil aviation, questions affecting social services and education, housing, .home affairs and welfare, town ...

... pay problems, and these are by no means few. One feature of the Civil Resettlement plan is to deal territorially with the men: that is, for the men to go to the Civil Resettlement Unit nearest the locality in which they livv By this means ...

... assisting repatriated prisoners of war to find their feet in civvy street. a number of Civil Resettlement. Units are being set, up all over the country. The Civil Resettlement Unit in this area, incidentally ...

... by the cl:s- the Government will view the lulls. They carried medical staff covery and use of this new entire problem of resettlement nurses Red Cross workers and weapon. and the problems of from the standpoint of civilian la n stores and 55 &astralpeace ...

... fully alive to the need for such a resettlement of the members of the armed forces in civilian life with a minimum of delay. Congress is also satisfied that the Government will view the entire problem of resettlement from the standpoint of civilian needs ...

... most modern methods. will be better equipped for civil practice Shen they leave the service. Full details from the head of the Provincial Medical Department (Surgeon-General or Inspector- General of Civil Hospitals) or from the Director General, Indian ...

... in the A.T.S. for four years, and is now employed at the Civilian Resettlement Unit for ex-prisoners of war at Knutsford. The ex-prisoners are put in touch with various aspects of civil life before actually becoming civilians again, and the A.T.S., specially ...