... Intermediate (for the majority, on a unit basis), and Advanced (further and more specialized education, on a group basis). Two needs would be met : that of regulars, who would obtain progressive development up to resettlement training on release; and that of ...

... MEN and women who were farming their own holdings before giving whole-time paid service in the forces, Merchant Navy, or Civil Defence services, are now eligible in approved cases for grants up to a maximum of £l5O to enable them to restart their own ...

... done his hit had been satisfa c toril y Mail, op their minds to return to i riltan lite_ mu st he excluded trout the re-settled in civil life, we cannot deal r. nutting neltl. It impossible to est:- finally with the women. In connection mate the strength ...

... be made in British Further neurosis cases will factories, some of whose work be admitted to the new Civil may be contracted out to home Resettlement Unit Centres. and workers whose disablement special efforts will be made prevents attendance. CHELSEA Features ...

... L. . _ _ _ _, _ .. . 1 ONE of the biggest rehabilitation cENTRES successes of the war was the RAF resettlement scheme for ex-p.0.w., operated at Newbold Revel, Sunninghill Park, Scarborough, and Preston. At these places, in a thr ...

... court martial during memories of a per minute cheap rate, 49p per horror yarn, seen for the Lionel Barrymore is in the the Civil War in the Russia . minute at all other times. holiday hit the first time without the cen- wings. (b/w, 1939) *** of 1920 in ...

... of industry within the district. The main purpose of the committee is-to assist demobilized soldiers and sailors to re-settle in civil life. It has other purposes; the organixid ion. for instance. of special war labour at the present time. But the main ...

... American Club the world. wens i. 'trim—and -• and enowmg mat a as a Federal Spy during the American Love is beyond riches. Civil War. SUPPORTED .BY SOME OF THE BEST IN THE. LIFE MOTION WORLD. TUESDAY MORNING MATINEE AT 10.13. PRICES OP ADICCSSION t 2d ...

... of demobilization. and h• was sure they would do all in their power to assist those who were now fighting them to resettlement in civil life.. The Ile:chore Committee wet* fortunate in that they included three gentlemen who had al, ready experience of ...

... created. Can any act the great and grand duty—the serious business of of ruthless despotism equal, much less out-do, this re-settling the land question—presses itself upon in its savage regardlesenesa of all right? Can public attention. Now, once and for ...

... lflaSTAlgrt; r el ited I moony is now abased anti for many that on the 'yap-that but -' art Referring to the question of resettlement yearS must go in he tivineas: eating the little al the Chatirman said the Special Committee THE GRciT TAILORS , * . ...

... surrounded the question were serious; but England then acted in conjunction with the maritime nations of Europe, arid their united counsels prevailed in the affairs of the Canal. In the actual transaatiou that has since taken place the House must remember ...