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... while one or two have chosen the Army as a profession. . . . Ramisgate lads have takenor arc taking—advantage of the Civil Resettlement Units, of which there are twenty in Britain. This plan. which has now been in operation for about a year has helped hundreds ...
... feeling the effects of their war experiences are receiving parcels of invalid diet. Bevelsl have been drafted to Civil Resettlement Units, while others are accepting the opportunity of training at Government centres. The Words--so often h - eaid 'caring ...
... THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Serviec men is going st: and satisfactorily. Up January 16;h 3.825,693 men—l leave out officers—had been demobilised, and of that number 3,384.421 were resettled in industry. About 50,000, availing themselvco ...
... one or two have chosen the Army as a profession, Many Ramsgate lads have taken- 1 or are taking—advantage of the Civil Resettlement Units. of which there art twenty in Britain. This plan. which has now been in operation for about a year has helped hundreds ...
... British Red Cross Society amongst their multitudinous activities. include a service of Naval and Army After-Care. Civil Resettlement Units have now been formed throughout the country to over help and advice to repatriated prisoners of war. On — application ...
... who. amongst their multitudinous activities, include a service of Naval ! and Army After-Care. are now forming Olvtl Resettlement Units I thronghout the country to offer help and advice to repatriated prisoners of war. On application to the Red Cross ...
... Employment Exchanges and committees. is only co-operation among the employers of labour that thia difficult section of‘resettlement in civil life can be successfully dealt with. To the credit of employers it may be said that very few of tnem refuse to recognise ...
... ex-prisoners of war , forming a link Comedies. Army authorities in sending suitable applicants to the Civil It was the first prize-giving for I Resettlement Units in the country. 313 years. The speaker remembered i Although this may be purely volun- the evacuation ...
... Ashford,” who appeared very abashed the madding crowd,” was only able briefly to '■oiee her thanks for all the appreciation. RESETTLEMENT NOTES. FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. Last week I gave figures illustrating the improvement in unemployment which bad taken place ...
... second only to Wales the United Kingdom. On August Bth Yorkshire was worst off of all except the North-Western Division. Again, on the earlier date Yorkshire was 17*5 below the average unemployment figure per for the whole of the United Kimidom. On August Yorkshire ...
... accident proceeding towards Canwith Army authorities in sending t ec a ncy. suitable applicants to the Civil As he approached the cross-roads. Resettlement Units in the country. going at about 25-30 m.p.h.. he eased Although this may be purely volun- up and ...
... thins of the past, for we are down to bedrock, except in regard to few distant units, which write may on the wav borne, in regard to the fighting Services. But tho resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed yet. There are still nearly 10 per ...