... the rank, of regimental sergeant-major. He is now too old for enlistment in the Army, but he is doing duty in th»: Royal Observer Corps. The delegates had been looking forward hearing an address by Mr, Churchill, who had promised to attend the conference ...

... OBSERVER CORPS “Stand-down” Yet The partial stand-down of Civil Defence and Home Guard personnel cannot yet be applied to the men and women of the Royal Observer Corps, whose continuous vigilance is essential while the possibility small ...

... opticians. pathological laboratory assistants, pharmacists, physio therapists and radiographers, and members of the Royal Observer Corps. ...

... small savings was raised last week, compared with £9.006.000 the week before. After IS months of standing down, the Royal Observer Corps iis to be re-established with a nucleus of permanent ollicers and about 23,500 part-time volunteers. Three West African ...

... ostrich feathers, and spray ot dusky red and white orchids, the gift of the bridegroom, was pinned on Mr er M. r L Royal Observer Corps, brother the bridegroom, acted as best man. There were no bridesmaids. Captain Maurice Vinden F.R.C.0., presided at ...

... Somervell, said that all ranks had done magnificent work. He Save special praise to the police and the men and women of the Royal Observer Corps, whose worth, he said, was not sufficiently^ecognised. Ulster News in Briei | ...

... the deceased was employed, giving the full name of the deceased person. War gratuities and post-war credits to the Royal Observer Corps will be paid similarly. T.B. DETECTION Belfast Scheme for Housewives Addressing a meeting of trade union delegates ...

... Washingtor to-day. Sunday. The King and Queen attended Divine Service this morning. Captain Kenneth Sworder, R.N., Royal Observer Corps, had the honour of being received his Majesty this afternoon. DEATHS (Too late for classification) ARNOLD—ApriI 15 ...

... by Air Marshal Sir William Elliot. Air Officer Commanding-ln-Chief Fighter Command. Princess’s ’plane All pilots and Royal Observer corps personnel taking part in the exercise have been specially briefed to watch and avoid at ail costs anv Interference ...

... Flying Officer (observer) Royal Flying Corps, is appointed a Flying Officer. He a son of the late Rev. John M’Alory, D.A., of BaUycarry, ami of Mrs. J. C. Campbell, Moyallcn, Armadale, Belfast. Lieutenant Tj F. litucit, 7th Battalion Royal Lmiskillirrg Fusiliers ...

... a preacher in Dublin church until 1938, when went to England to another church. About the end of 1941 he Joined the Royal Observer Corps. In September, 1945, was sentenced in London to six months’ imprison ment for having gone through s bigamous form of ...

... business premises, civil nursing services, nurses in Government, local authority, and recognised voluntary hospitals: Royal Observer Corps and women’s voluntary services for civil defence. All members of the Forces who have served in the Unted Kingdom during ...