... 011 I should here interpolate that His Majesty ' s Government in the United Kingdom have already given a lead in this matter bv accepting a commitment to promote the resettlement of about 235 , 000 Polish troops and civilians and their dependants . This ...

... Forces Units serving under the Crown and including the Women Services such as W A.C. (I) and the Nursing Services. 2. The service should be in the Armed Forces proper, e.g. Military Labour Units (Indian Pioneer Corps) 'will be included but not Civil Pioneer ...

... towards achieving some of the Government's aims for the Civil Service. _ _ For the finest Civil Service in the world, unbribab:e, and exceedingly hard-working they wanted dispersed departments resettled in light, airy office accommodation, up - to -date 'business ...

... enter thelsappers have been arriving for ,United States to get married. the past three weeks to prepare the camps for occupation. How long the Poles will remain in these camps before 'being absorbed into civil life here and overseas depends very lareely ...

... War Office and the %lastly of Labour had co-operated in opening these units. of which t here were in England and Scotland. The Tonbridge unit was No. 16. The men stayed at the unit for an average of four to five weeks, ,though they could stay, if I necessary ...

... have been given counsel when naked for. and number have received financial rtnee. Working In co-operation with the Civil Resettlement Units, the British Red Cross, the Soldiers' Sailors' and Airmen's Help Society. and similar organisations, the Returned ...

... a helping very considerably to take tliv demand off civil resources. Central Command also has schemes, either normal unit vegetab.l' gardens or special gardens opened UP connection with resettlement, all ° I , which are now growing vegetables ° quick-growing ...

... FINDING JOBS FOR EX-SERVICEMEN 25 per cent of Those Registered Absorbed Mr. R. H. Saloway, Director-General of Resettlement and Employment, disclosed in Lahore on Tuesday that of the 376,950 demobilised men who had registered themselves for employment ...

... displaced persons was rejected by the Social , Humanitarian , and Cultural Committee of tiie United Nations Organisation in London yesterday , after Mrs Roosevelt ( United States ) had offered strong opposition . The Committee had before it a recommendation ...

... one or two have chosen the Army as a profession, Many Ramsgate lads have taken- 1 or are taking—advantage of the Civil Resettlement Units. of which there art twenty in Britain. This plan. which has now been in operation for about a year has helped hundreds ...

... achieving some £. Government's aims for the Service. For the finest Civil Service in world, unbribable and exceedda? ! ? a y hard-working. they wanted j.' Persed departments resettled in airy office accommodation, business methods, and °d pay and conditions ...

... Intermediate (for the majority, on a unit basis), and Advanced (further and more specialized education, on a group basis). Two needs would be met : that of regulars, who would obtain progressive development up to resettlement training on release; and that of ...