... present were Alderman C. E. Westbrook (Deputy Mayor), Lleut.- Col. O. C. Weare, repatriated prisoners of war from the Civil Re-settlement Unit at Tonbridge and members of the Mayfield branch of the Legion. TOC H QUEST NIGHT. There were about 130 people present ...

... who. amongst their multitudinous activities, include a service of Naval ! and Army After-Care. are now forming Olvtl Resettlement Units I thronghout the country to offer help and advice to repatriated prisoners of war. On application to the Red Cross ...

... British Red Cross Society amongst their multitudinous activities. include a service of Naval and Army After-Care. Civil Resettlement Units have now been formed throughout the country to over help and advice to repatriated prisoners of war. On — application ...

... I , They Knew Mr . Knight. a the Red Cross and the N.A.A.F.I. : had entered calmer waters. w i th t h e p ro bl ems of resettling the . , moving British film will be the sup- The motorised column will include In spite of the general citscorn- I wives ...

... 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 ...

... September. CIVIL RB-INETATEMENT. The excellent work which the Army authorities are doing In fitting men for civil life was explained Lt.-Col. L. F. Garrett to members of the Rotary Club at their luncheon at the Tudor Cafe on Monday. Speaking of the Civil Re- ...

... ex-prisoners of war , forming a link Comedies. Army authorities in sending suitable applicants to the Civil It was the first prize-giving for I Resettlement Units in the country. 313 years. The speaker remembered i Although this may be purely volun- the evacuation ...

... accident proceeding towards Canwith Army authorities in sending t ec a ncy. suitable applicants to the Civil As he approached the cross-roads. Resettlement Units in the country. going at about 25-30 m.p.h.. he eased Although this may be purely volun- up and ...

... 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 ...

... while one or two have chosen the Army as a profession. . . . Ramisgate lads have takenor arc taking—advantage of the Civil Resettlement Units, of which there are twenty in Britain. This plan. which has now been in operation for about a year has helped hundreds ...

... feeling the effects of their war experiences are receiving parcels of invalid diet. Bevelsl have been drafted to Civil Resettlement Units, while others are accepting the opportunity of training at Government centres. The Words--so often h - eaid 'caring ...

... agriculture, which would have covered the world food shortage. Confirtbge (Hews CONTACT CLUB.— Major Braund spoke on the Civil Resettlement Unit at this week's meeting. THE FUNERAL of Mr. George Scudder. 1, Hawden Farm Cottages, who died last week at the age ...