... their houses in very damp condition Repatriation BO YEARS AGO: From the Kent & Sussex Courier December 21 1945: A CIVIL Resettlement Unit has opened its gates at Mabledon Park Tonbridge for repatriated prisoners of war and by the New Year it is expected ...

... Training at Hamble airfield Hants The college was required because of the supply of potential civil pilots from the RAF was diminishing existing facilities for civil air training at that level could not meet future needs Tuition fees at the college would be ...

... (5.000,000.) 3. United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation. Maintains, increases arid diffuses knowledge and gives fresh impulse to popular education and the spread of culture. (8,718,000.) 4. International Civil Aviation Organisation ...

... Resettidend metres Mr. R. L. Green. group disablement resettlement officer for Kent. spoke to the meeting on the work of resettlement centres, which, he said. were In several cases not working to full capacity, probably because employers were unaware ...

... (company director and farmer); Roy Malcolm Green, 4 Bannister Road (civil servant); Piercy Thomas Hamblin. The Bratch (civil servant); Frederick Ernest Hamnet, 13 Woodmans Lane (civil Iservant); Winifred Alice Hanning- I ton, Moores Farm, Pingewood (h ...

... the only hope for civilization lies in mutual trust and goodwill. Ihr the story of these ten sears—if told in full—is a thrilling and inspiring saga of united effort in the common good. Seven million displaced persons have been re-settled, scourges of malaria ...

... service for perhaps a year or so after his friends who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement in civil life and he will be correspondingly late completing his three - and - a - half years’ parttime service. ...

... Council of Churches and ban our bombs and chemical warfare equipment. Let us by all means have a few small well-trained civil defence units for the happily Pressure on space makes it rare national emergencies imperative that correspondsuch as Aberfan or the ...

... in the economy drive has had sad results. Compensation is generous and the 'axed officers get good help in resettling in civil life. But the sight of so many captains and majors and equivalent ranks in the other Services being forced to leave around ...

... also given at the Beach Hut at Sheerness. The Detachment had recently formed a mobile nursing unit which was being trained to take its place within the Civil Defence organisation. Mrs, Fry was thanked for her talk by Mrs. V. Elliott the OAP. Queen and ...

... have told the British that we are unhappy at the amount they have given. The United Nation has begun a 141 million U.S. dollars programme on repatriation and resettlement, but at the there is a state of flux as the various agencies get their projects ...

... could be given to enlarging some of the villages into self-contained units with suitable light industries. The committee recommended the council to strongly oppose urban resettlement in their district on the grounds that it was purely agricultural, and ...