... Groups 8, 9. and 10. centred respectively at Newent, Lydney and Cinderford. An interesting address on the work of the Civil Re-settlement Unit was given by Lt.-Col. Lord George Cholmondeley, who explained the way in which the Legion can assist ex-prisoners ...

... aid and home nursing, welfare and medical comforts in the county visiting ex-prisoners of war in connecUon with the civil resettlement unit at Daglingworth and in particular the special arrangements for training and examining in first aid the large police ...

... Half-way Houses Speaking of the Army experitnent 6f Civil Resettlement Units for men who had been In prisonerof-war camps, to bridge the gap between the prisoner-of-war and the future citizen, Mr. Henry Scott, I>irector of the Borstal Association, advocated ...

... Half-way Houses Speaking of the Array experiment Civil Resettlement Units, for men who had been in prisonerof-war camps, to bridge the gap between the prisoner-of-war and the future citizen, Mr. Henry Scott. Director of the Borstal AsEcco.tion, advocated ...

... »'’nt a new protest note to Britain about the Polish Resettlement Corps, laying particular stress on “military character,” Warsaw radio reported. The Polish official view that special training units of demobilised Poles in Britain are considered as a military ...

... sent a new protest note to Britain about the Polish Resettlement Corps, laying particular stress on its “military character, Warsaw radio reported. The Polish official view is that special training units demobilised Poles in Britain are considered as a ...

... his case. The only duty of the present Constitutional Conference, he reminds us, is te consider and, if possible, agree a resettlement of the constitution and pewers of the Howse of Lords. If the Conference finds such agreement, thei * Pacificeus agrees ...

... 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 ...

... a British Parliament—when t * entieth c . entu endeavouring to re-settle Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done by the past. Ido not believe ...

... Prime Minister’s visit, we have had 1 anotlier distinguished visitor in the person of Mr. William Taft, ex-Presideut of the United States, who at complimentary dinner preached • the doctrine of mutual confidence and co-oper- I ation between the peoples ...

... originally estimated at £32,458, have only realised £10,402, while the liabilities are set down at £36,373. The following Civil List pensions have been granted by the Queen, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister: —Mr. John Hullah, for his services ...

... about how to live their lives The document unveiled measures to boost families and adult relationships ranging from revamped civil wedding ceremonies to legally binding prenuptial agreements and a bigger role for grandparents But Home Secretary Jack Straw ...