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... industry. THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Service men is going on nteadilv and satisfactorily. Up to January lath 3,825.003 men—l leave out officers—had been demobilised, and of that number 3.384.421 were -resettled In industry. About 50,000. availing ...
... HELPING IN THE RE-SETTLEMENT HAYES ADVICE OFFICE OPENED Resettlement Advice Office which has been established at 16-17 Broadway - parade Coldharbour -lane Hayes give information re-settlement problems to ex-Service men and women members of Civil Defence and ...
... exchange populations among the various territorial units. The upheaval wrought by the present war already uprooted large sections of the populations in East-Central Europe. Therefore, setting, or resettling certain sections of the populations in more compact ...
... critics urge the shutting-down of Employment Exchanges is whether this gradual re. absorption of millions of workers into civil life shall go on with the aid of Statirmachinery, or whether we shall go back to the antiquated roundabout method that called ...
... for settlement now is the attitude which the United Nations are to adopt towards the Nazi virus outside Germany. It. is raised by the action of Russia in refusing to be represented at the conference on civil aviation on the ground that Switzerland, Spain ...
... • specially printed post card E.D. 404, enter upon it the nix n'e name. reeiment aI number, and the name and number of his unit with. i. possible, his home address, and return it to the Employment Exchange. NerrE.—ln the caw of of high educational attsinments ...
... 'do not get the forms. As the object of these papers is to enable the Ministry of Labour to prepare for the resettlement of the aloft in civil life, it is clear that no definite steps of general demobili , ation can be expected for some time. When it ...
... letting them move into prefabs which are complete except for the kitchenbathroom unit. The houses already nave lighting. sanitation, and water, but hold-up in production of the unit —bath and hand-basin one side of the wall, kitchen-gear the other —lias hitherto ...
... not know Mr. Jenkins's reason. Perhaps he felt Sir Charles had had an unlucky time. I hope Sir Charles is lucky at the Resettlement Board. * Now that the size of the problem is clear, the government must make certain that it is seen in the right perspective ...
... in every country in a state of civil war. Passions and feelings too often find vent, and acts are done which the nation in its cooler moments would never attempt. The Reciprocity Treaty enables the citizens of the United States to fish in British waters ...
... they had been bought t With money by Mirror he smiled S aid simply: them. Thank Lif e much. oh so different t ore before civil country apart And what to him is typical alth Abay was a with 20 ' mules, four donkeys and Mengistu's back of earlier and ...
... spite of the difficulties, which are now increased by adverse trade conditions, reports indicate that the progress in the resettlement of disabled men in civilian life has not been unsatisfactory. Up to and including April 11th certificates under the scheme ...