... dispatches. Subsequently, he was ap)ointed colonel-in-charge of the st. Bn., and after the war was n charge of a civil resettlement unit in the Birmingham area, Since leaving the Army, he has done much work for the Conservative cause in Pontefract and ...

... Airmen’s Help Society; £l,OOO each to the Airborne Forces Security Fund and Welfare wc-k in Burma; £750 to Lilford Hall Civil Resettlement Unit; £5OO each to the British Legion and Northants and Hunts Welfare Amenities for 12 R.A. batteries: and £250 to King ...

... THE WEST BRITON THURSDAY FEBRUARY T9 ' la all suitable and British labour been mentioned that a resettlement camp had been rendered bv with a view to Goldsworthy the clay H possibly for the 1 Commission in the Bodmin Murray South-Western E-l officer said ...

... Government schemes, and to assist, in co-operation with other funds, those ex- Service families who need help with their resettlement into civil life. They had received and administered grants from Service funds amounting £689 10s. 3d. They had helped in the ...

... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel awaiting repaid riation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services, is, therefore, £150,000.000. New Peace-time Force. In the memorandum, Mr. ...

... Last year's estimates totalled £399.000,000. Non-military activities, such as the Polish Resettlement Corps, administration and control of prisoners-01-war and civil government of certain occupied territories, account for nearly £11.000,000. Terminal charges ...

... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel as waiting repatriation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services is therefore £150,100,000. Difficult transitional period worked and others ...

... in the next week or so. The authorities appear fairly well satisfied with applications received from old firms anxious to resettle in the new shopping centre and from important new firms seeking space in the new Plymouth. Aid. H. G. Mason. Chairman the ...

... wall. * * rpHE Mayor (Mr. B. C. Meehan), in a letter, reveals the success of local efforts for the Lord Mayer of London's United Nations Appeal for Children. Thanks to Mrs. G.. H. Beard and her helpers the recent street collection realised £118 7s. 6d ...

... the nation’s shoulder On Polish Resettlement Corps and the expenditure on displaced persons the taxpayer has lavished £129000000 which the committee considers an unjust and impossible burden A winding up of Resettlement Corps is recommended together with ...

... SAYS BRITISH WORKERS ARE BETTER OFF From Arthur Wofah WASHINGTON. Tuesday. MERICANB were told today—on the authority ot the United Btatea Labour Department— not only that the economic position the British wage-earner has substantially Improved since the ...

... secept work ORE real work, less: paper-werk,” in the | ta Molotev the “Western or be compulsorily discharged from the Polish Resettlement M only way out ef the country’s economic ‘ Mr. Bevin yesterday studied the lengthy report | sirfeld: Corps, with leas of ...