... forces popular ensure the re-settlement of ex-regulars after the completion of their service is the greatest importance that men leaving the Services should as far as possible given special training to fit them for their return to civil life” appealed to employers ...

... orphans, maintenance of wounded still in or attending hospital and making a grant to the permanently disabled to re-settle them in civil life. Those wishing to contribute should make cheques payable to the Dependents Aid Committee, and crossed C.W.S. ...

... that the other plane involved in the collision fell a few miles north of Ely. Resettlement grant Provision has been made on a comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment, for further educational training, and for completion of apprenticeships ...

... have been converting Wightwick Hall, near Wolverhampton, into a civil resettlement unit for British repatriated prisoners of war, the first of whom arrived there to-day. The M.O. of the unit is a Northfield doctor, who qualifield at Birmingham University ...

... our military commitments. and fair treatment to serving men and women. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life, of men and women released from the Forces, and from War Work,, including those who have been disabled during ...

... Victory Fund should be devoted exclusively to assisting Service men and women in any difficulties connected with their re-settlement in civil life, and that the accounts should be kept separately from the general account of the War Relief Fund. Up to 19 September ...

... are discussing the problem. FRIDAY: “STALAC TO CIVVY STREET (Midland. 8.30). Because this dramatised story of the Civil Resettlement Unit is the sort thing Douglas Cleverdon does so well. “MUSICAL GLOUCESTERSHIRE (Midland. 9.30). Because I expect the ...

... 13 October an ex-P.0.W., Bandsman Gregory, who is now undergoing course of training in carpentry at the Army’s Civil Resettlement Unit at Wightwick Hall. Wolverhampton, will take part in a programme next ...

... spoken word was too loud and too lengthy. F>OUGLAS CLEVERDON’S Stalag to Civvy Street,” a feature the work of the Civil Resettlement Unit, which aims at making the transition of ex-prisoners of war to civilian life less difficult than it might otherwise ...

... now-known as the United Church St George and Lozells is that it houses two Congregational as well as Presbyterian It happened like this Lozells Congregational ohyrch seriously damaged in an air raid in July 1942 and decided thereafter to unite with St George’s ...

... which was issued to-day provides that ex-Service recruits to the Civil Service from September 1939 may count their period of service with fnextfew the Forces as unestablished service in the Civil Service “Sheer planning pedantry” Mr Bevcn answers Mr Willink ...

... later As first step demobilisation and formation of the Resettlement Corps the Polish 2nd Corps was being brought from Italy to Britain and was the Government's intention to move their families to United Kingdom soon as administrative arrangements could be ...