... gratitude. Our service to-day not be such we might well have engaged in, had we been living in the time Queen Elisabeth, when the civil and religious liberties England were jeopardy, and were threatened by the tyranny of Spain and of Rome, and when by the d ...

... the Mansion House on Monday, when Sir Robert Home, Minister of .iabour, gave an address on the subject of the resettlement of officers in civil life. The Lord Mayor presided, and a message was read from the King. Field- Marshal Lord Haig, Lord Inchcape ...

... practically what one might term the eve ticket movement (hear, hear). There was too much division at the present time, too many units. What they wanted was one great organisation. While every particular trade must look after its own particular industry and ...

... are taking an active part in the management and work of the organisation. The report emphasises that the whole held of resettlement and rehablllta> tlon is the responsibility of the Government and the Legion can cnly hope to augment what is done by State ...

... organisation. Throughout the war her Ladyship has spared no effort to provide for the girls’ welfare and efficiency, and. like the Civil Defence Force, the Land Army can point to a record of brilliant achievement. As Lvdy Denman stated in her letter o; resignation ...

... Home Guard Riff# Club beat Harden two points. Score*: Lamberhunt 866; Harden 864. FROM ARMY TO CIVIL LIFE C-R.U.’S THE HALF-WAY HOUSE A Civil Resettlement Unit has opened its gates at Mabledon Park, Tonbridge, to repatriated prisoners war. and by the new ...

... present were Alderman C. E. Westbrook (Deputy Mayor), Lleut.- Col. O. C. Weare, repatriated prisoners of war from the Civil Re-settlement Unit at Tonbridge and members of the Mayfield branch of the Legion. TOC H QUEST NIGHT. There were about 130 people present ...

... September. CIVIL RB-INETATEMENT. The excellent work which the Army authorities are doing In fitting men for civil life was explained Lt.-Col. L. F. Garrett to members of the Rotary Club at their luncheon at the Tudor Cafe on Monday. Speaking of the Civil Re- ...

... Con6ri&gc CONTACT CLUB Major Braund spoke on the Civil Resettlement Unit at this week’s meeting. THE FUNERAL of Mr. George Scudder, of 1. Hawden Farm Cottages. who died last week at the age of 58, took place on Friday. WAR MEMORIAL FUND.—Councillor D ...

... 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 ...

... their business and are emigrating to Canada. They will sail from Liverpool on May 3 and Mr. Jarrold will resume his trade of civil engineering. The family cross the North Atlantic, go down the St. Lawrence as far as Montreal. then travel on the Canadian ...

... 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 ...