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... up at it—and who , besides that , hag found it difficult to mist with his comrades in civil life—that is the type of man for whom , the Civil Resettlement Unit is proving a Godsend . There are other types , too—the repatriate who joined the Regular ...
... acrd ups . at Itiglitwlek Hull. near WolverliailiPlew Sr* dor) below. Path to Civil Life Made Easy MIDLAND RESETTLEMENT WORK mouths ago the first Army Civil Resettlement unit in the Midlands for British repatriated prisoners of war was ...
... 'because there was no tzpe understanding of the problem between them and the civil agencies. A resettlement unit, something on the lines of the present co-operation with the civil agencies. must con- , tinue to exist so long as there was •an Army. ...
... suffered Germany. He would postpone sentence until the November Sessions, and Brown would thus be free to report to the Civil Resettlement Unit, for which he had been accepted. MOTORIST‘ASKED FOR TROUBLE’ ¥ WISH you would say some* thing to the owner for leaving ...
... to the Civil Re-settlement Unit at Caerphilly yesterday and he gives the following description of the plans and aims of a scheme for refitting for civilian life men who have suffered under the tyranny of the enemy in prison camps Resettlement ...
... lived in a dream of their own creation with regard to the future The Colonel said that CRU’s (Civil Re-settlement Units) had formed as small military units containing a number of specialists and instructors to help ex-prisoners Before a fit POW was released ...
... Exhibition of Work hut at the No. 12 Clvii Resettlement Unit at Clittorbridge, Wirral, *hero over repatriated prisoners of war are spending a period of recuperation and instruction to prepare them for return to Civil life. ...
... Edinburgh : 5.36 p.m. to 7.19 a.m, Many thousands of returned prisoners of war have now passed through the Army’s Civil Resettlement Units since the establishment of the first centre in May 1945, and the scheme has more than justified the optimism of its ...
... 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 ...
... were:— 1— That the resettlement of refugees should be decided the consent of the country origin and the country refuge. That political or propaganda activity should not be permitted in refugee camps against the interests of the United Nations or its members ...
... only parade he is self-confidence. asked to attend is the pay parade. Now it was confidence he needed! It is the Army's Civil Resettle- Nation's Finances 176, FLEET-STREET, E.C. 4, LONDON. TUESDAY NIGHT. T. MEMBERS of rliamen t. IVI financiers and City ...
... conference held at the Eastern Regional offices of Ministry of Labour at Cambridge Wednesday camp referred to was the No Re-settlement Unit at Long Melford where repatriated men of Cambridgeshire Regiment other East ex-prisoners war both Germany and the may ...