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... Stole Money In Hamilton Sheriff Court on Monday, Wrn. Clacher, a private in the Army who is meanwhile attached to a Civil Resettlement Unit, and whose hame address was given as 20 Hawthorn Gardens, Mossend, was sentenced to sixty days’ imprisonment for the ...
... O.W. VISITORS AT LABOUR EXCHANGE Interest in Re settlement On Tuesday a party of five exprlsonors of war from the Civil re-settlement Unit, Edinburgh, visited the Employment Exchange, Mason Street, Motherwell, and were received by M'Neill, manager, and ...
... Auxiliary Territorial Service units at No. 1 War Office Selection Board, and at No. 9 Civil Resettlement Unit at Riccarton. She also visited the Church of Scotland canteen at North Bridge, Edinburgh, On Tuesday she visited units of the ...
... hundred repatriated prisoners of war in Airdrie and C.oatbridge with problems affecting their resettlement in civilian life are referred to No. 20 Civil Resettlement Unit at Buchanan Castle, Drymen, near Glasgow, which has been specially instituted to cater ...
... Ps.W. Civil Resettlement Unit In Employment Avenues Fully Repatriated Soners of war in Coatbridge and Airdrie have ni of solving a special o the ir resettle- probiems affecting with the ment in civilian life establishment in Glasgow of No. 20 ...
... they was going on, irrespective of the tried to deal with Scottish pro _ view Glasgow took. If Glasgow blems in the course of United did not contribute, it meant that ,Kingdom Bills. He thought they the whole expense would have ta be borne by the Exchequer ...
... accepted, 380 are on probation with various British Army units. They have to pass elementary tests. Recruitment in all cases has been from the Resettlement Corps. There have been no direct enlistments to units with the 8.A.0.R. or elsewhere. Poles joining our ...
... prisoner and the next five years were slant a prisoner of war camp. After the war Mr How worked on the staff of a Civil Resettlement Unit a send-military organisation to help ex-P.O.W.'s to overcome the difficulties caused by a long seimrat• from this ...
... built. Real progress has been made in resettlement of the ex-Regular in civil life with the co-operation of the trades unions and employers - His chances of promotion and advancement are much better than is common in civil life, and he may reach non-commissioned ...
... was taken prisoner and the next five years were spent in a prison camp. After the war Mr. How worked the staff of a Civil Resettlement Unit. This work gave him an extensive experience of the everyday problems involving jobs, families, health and housing ...
... France in 1940 ha spent five years in a German prison camp. On his return this country he worked on the staff of a civil resettlement unit. In 1947 became librarian to the Scottish Divisional Council of the Unionist Party in Edinburgh, post relinquished ...
... sw'vice until perhaps a year or so after his friends who registered at the proper time. This in turn will delay his resettlement lin . civil life and he wili be correspondingly late completing his 3} years’ parttime service. ...