... PRISONER-OF-WAR RESETTLEMENT NEW SHERBORNE UNIT TALK TO YEOVIL ROTARY CLUB Ho help resettle ex-prisoners of war civil life, an important War Office work, a number ol Civil Resettlement ...

... RESETTLEMENT OF REPATRIATES WORK DESCRIBED AT * TAUNTON description the work to be performed by the Civil Resettlement Units being established throughout the country to readjust former prisoners of war to civilian life before their discharge was given ...

... THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Service men is going in steadily and satisfactorily. Up to January lath 3.82,5.603 Jnen—l leave out officers—hed been demobilised, and of that number 3.384,421 were resettled in industry. About 00,000, availing ...

... Local Employment Committees are, as most people know, already in existence for mach other purposes as the training and resettlement in civil life of women war workers, and, little or no additional expense is involved by the new arrangement, %%hereby necessary ...

... Scotland a Servant's Charter has been drawn up by the Women's Sub-Committee of the Divisional Council for Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement. The Government, too, will shortly make an interesting announcement oa the subject. Dust removal is not work ...

... Personnel, who are members of the Council of the Association, their speeches referred the vital importanos of the re-settlement m-regulars in civil life if, under our voluntary system, the establishments the throe arc to be maintained. Members of the Council ...

... therefore, including civilians and merchant seamen, is 1.091.628. GOOD NEWS FOR THE DISABLED RESETTLEMENT INDUSTRY Special facilities for the resettlement of disabled persons are being provided by the Ministry of Labour and National Service. As far possible ...

... additional funds to meet the needs of families whose men are still serving *. thirdly, still more to resettle the families of ex-Service men in civil life. It is towards this national appeal for a million pounds that Somerset has promised to try and ...

... surpassing beMtiftd; perfect week; maptaoasv fell; Barseßoas bargain • instant approval.—Mrs. Mas; Tha Chase, Nottingham. 010 RE-SETTLEMENT NOTES. A FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. t I gave figures ilhistrating the inprorcraeirt in unemploynwot tjhioh bad taken place in ...

... until 1857, after the Crimean War, and Congress did not establish a uniform system of ambulance in the United States until March 11, 1864, when the Civil War was nearly three-quarters ever. (Continued from the preceding column.) distance two distinct sets ...

... 998 unemployed!; seasonal inactivity and financial restrictions further raised the level of unemployment among building and civil engineering workers (2,803 to 3,840); registrations of young persons also increased (1,112 to 1,745), and the greater numbers ...

... additional funds to meet the needs of families whose men are still serving: Thirdly, still more money to resettle the families of ex-service men in civil life. It is towards this National Appeal for a Million Pounds, that Somerset has promised to try and ...