... interest in the No. 4 Civil Resettlement Unit at Harrogate. This has led to an arrangement under which the Red Cross is now able to offer resettlement facilities to smooth the path of the repatriate on his way to full enjoyment of civil life ...

... sent a new protest note to Britain about the Polish Resettlement Corps. laying particular stress on its military character, Warsaw radio reported. The Polish official view is that 'special training units of demobilised Poles in Britain are considered as ...

... a to the Record Office. Blandford. (b) Army officer. and other on leave from units is the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph They must return to their unite to be demobilised U they can be spared. 11. It is no neoessari for offers of ...

... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel as waiting repatriation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services is therefore £150,100,000. Difficult transitional period worked and others ...

... engineering and electrical tram union.s end employers by winch some ,imy-trained tradesmen are made eligible to take up piss in civil life as skilled men. Serivee in a trade capacity in the Army will in future qualify these men for trade union membership, and ...

... Order famed yesterday nabs. that it panels gradually to renege from the colours • noinbee of soldiers urgently required in civil life. In order to make provision for the recall of then men to the Army in the event of an emergency re-mobilisaton becoming ...

... EAST Sir Hilary pointed out. The The first contribution to a United Federation was not responsible for Nations fund for vocational trainforeign affairs, defence and certain ing. resettlement grants and loam. financial matters. and this pre- and scholarships ...

... win the war of ideas. (4) Much more protection for squatter resettlement areas, quickly. (5) We must move now to enlist in a Home Guard large num. bees of Chinese in towns and in resettlement areas to defend their homes and their fellow countrymen.' DR• ...

... passed into the Indian Civil Service with great distinction and was posted to Rnrmali, where he served till the outbreak of war. As an Incentive to patriotism to the European and Eurasian population, be joined in an Artillery unit, the rank and file of ...

... Assembly and t• bite deeply into the inner consciousness Coon • l„ of the Empire's manhood Their kusis- He refused to discuss the United Sts position regarding the League. tent urge disturbed the mental equilibrium, and the result was temperamental upheaval And ...

... L hie boota for open carriage window. Lotter th e the two branch- Office, and 19 millions civil demo - legal profession is as follows: bilisation and resettlement department. and cap were found on the line. and the A wls. F against 3,581; ma• total net ...

... of a sanguinary the nation to see that the men who had kept the country intact were reinstated in Offer former positions in civil life. Sir Douglas Haig's illness. (2) Unity- to bring all ex-service men togriller in one big organisation. If they me Hata ...