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... put in the balance against such a calamity as the destruction of all that stands between a nation and something very like civil war. On the one hand the electors are offered government, not perhaps of a very perfect kind, not so interesting or brilliant ...
... it being reeled £lOO to £7OO. In the mean - process of social restoration which is now in ; h ey s h o uld be restored to civil life at the to make them live together in harmony and time lie, the hairman, hod received a l et t er band, and the appeal ...
... of revenue from the dropping of the excess prolitb duty. DEMOBILISATION FICURES. The Controller General of Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement states that, since the date of the Armistice, the following numbers of men have been discharged or demobilised ...
... tad him of how, now that peace was be' the ai m wh im mo m from the ocammomoom Swindling and Clertuptien. Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement, a post the tenancy of these will not expire until May, hem wan, Omen& cuf men, Britieb men, of orgm a r matt ...
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... RK-SETTLEMEXT “The aim of. the Government has been to design the provision for re-settlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the Forces on their return civil life. They have had in mind for some time past to complete their arrangements scheme ...
... the Press. This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Government's comprehensive | plan for .the resettlement of all men and women on their return civil life. “The plan is incomparably wider in scope and more liberal its benefits than the arrangements ...
... the Commonsmay be the first a new series of developments. RE-SETTLEMENT PLANS All this gives Mr. Bevin and his demobilisation plans their place in the sun. The 5.000.000 booklets on re-settlement which are going to members of the Forces will now be read ...
... abused. But this time getting back to ■'Civvy Street is not to the haphazard thing it was in 1918. A scheme for civil re-settlement units for the use repatriated prisoners has been introduced, the aim which is to assist men settle down their new environment ...
... Officially known as Civil Resettlement Unit, No. 6, nothing more unlike Service conditions in general or the forbidding atmosphere of Stalag, which particular its purpose is to erase from men's minds, could be imagined. Through this unit, and others like ...
... relationships during the war. the British war effort and problems of re-settlement, the co-operative movement and adult education, with particular reference to education in the Forces. Civil Defence services, war factory hostels and Women's Land Army. Mr. ...
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