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... has been enacted United Kingdom forces. permitting the imposition of together with forces from other countervailing and anti-dump- Commonwealth countries. are ing duties on goods imported also continuing to support the into the United Kingdom. army of ...
... ceased work in Egypt and Syria and reduced its activities In Greece. Drop in Civil Defence Strength The Home OfliCe announces that on Septembtr 30 the strength of the Civil Defence corps in England and Wales was 321.751. a drop of 2.161. These figures ...
... which added to the recent supplementary for agriculture and other departments of £54,100.000. makes a total of overspending by civil departments of £123.194,000. To this will be added in a fortnight's time about a further 430 m. required by the Defence departments ...
... advertisements indicate one aspect of United States influence in the Middle East in this picture of Lebanese children digging a trench (1) The operations of United States 611 companies have expanded vastly. (2) American civil airline corporations have been across ...
... Just combine and drier was to take Ivelaw-Chapman. Director of an unreasonable risk. That is ble to satisfy the sharply Resettlement, said m Birming- I eased demand for skim - milk, ham yesterday that industry no less than a revolution and for a year or ...
... allegations that he had threatened the United Nations with war. Speaking in the Political Committee's Cyprus debate. Cdr. Noble said Britain was striving by all means to restore peace to Cyprus and avert the danger of civil war or wider conflict. He a•as ...
... would fight for the rights of private Members against the domination of Whitehall, the Treasury Bench, the Whips and the Civil Service. Prof. Erhard is coming to London to discuss with the British Oovernment the resumption of the talks on the Proposed ...
... he would fight for the rights of private Members against the domination of Whitehall. the Treasury Bench, the Whips and the Civil Service. Prof. Erhard is coming to London to discuss with the British Government the resumption of the talks on the Proposed ...
... CIVIL DEFENCE Sir,—l should like to raise three points in connection with Mr. Torrington's apologia for Civil Defence (The Binninghens Post, March 191. First, It is encouraging to hear him agree that the ghastly facts of nuclear bombardment ehould be ...
... CIVIL DEFENCE Sir,—l should like to raise amicable solution can be found would not wish it to be thought three points in connection with if both are willing to look for that it is in any way opposed Mr. Torrington's apologia for one. to the reduction ...
... projects were different from the S.R.N. 1. The Americans are well behind. he said. They started sonic time after we did. The United States Navy was shown plans for the British Hovercraft some time ago. The possibility of a Hovercraft one mile long and.weighing ...
... George Edward Graham Gadsden. for services to the Anglo-Egyptian Resettlement Board (Stroud). Reginald William Gale, lately Technical Adjutant (Technical Grade 1). No. 26 Maintenance Unit. R.A.F., Hartlebury, Leslie Douglas Milne. for political and public ...