... THEY CAN'T GIVE LIFTS. RED TAPE REGULATION, Asked in Parliament why members of the Royal Observer Corps holding G licences were forbidden to give lifts to soldiers, to carry children to school, or use their cars in similar ways, Sir ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR ...

... —Yours etc.. WORRIED HOME BAKER. MEN TOO OLD AT 1 FIFTY IN OBSERVER CORPS. REPLACED BY WOMEN. Questioned in the House of Commons about the decision to dismiss members of the Royal Observer Corps over 50 years of age. Sir ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR ...

... he turned quickly and gave chase, but he was unable to catch up. He landed shortly afterwards. Two hours later the Royal Observer Corps reported that the machine had crashed in the position and at the time he had given for his combat• In the other case ...

... business premises: Civil Nursing Service. 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 United Kingdom during ...

... being flown from their home towns to Eastern England airfields. For the week-end operations, 8,000 members of th e Royal Observer Corps again manned 700 posts and 19 control rooms. Thousands of men and women Territorials were on the alert, and Auxiliary ...

... decided to grant conditional liberty to 8.932 political prisoners. ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS. Group Captain Finlay Crerar. C.8.E., has been appointed Commandant of the Royal Observer Corps with effect from to-day. ...

... an antiaircraft shell crashed through the Their ten- year - old uninjured. Mr. and Mrs. Guymer were members of the Royal Observer Corps and Mr. Guymer served in the Hampshire Regiment in the last war. NAZIS SAT BRISTOL TARGET. German Overseas Radio says: ...

... Police and N.F S.. excluding those who were previously whole-time members, and a gratuity would also be paid to the Royal - Observer Corps and Auxiliary Coastguards. Mr. Churchill added that the Government could not justify an extension of benefits in any ...

... Other sections show the R.A.F. at work in the Middle East and the Balkans; and such auxiliary air services as the Royal Observer Corps and the W.A.A.F., as well as Empire and Allied Air Squadrons are depicted. Besides the pictorial record of R.A.F. wartime ...

... sceptical about the ability of the Royal Observer Corps to recognise aircraft, was taken to a post and given a demonstration. In the space of two hours six different types of aircraft were recognised by both observers on duty before the air-gunner could ...

... Conservative member is Sir Dymoke White. Mr. Jones who won the M.C. in the i last war, s 53 and a full-time member of the Royal Observer Corps A husband in the Divorce Court to-day was described by Mr. Geoffrey Tyndale, K.C., ■s having the working-class habit ...

... t, M.A., vicar of St. Mark's, and Rev. Jack Gibbs. vicar of Shipton Moyne, Gloucester, officiated. Mr. M. L. Horn, Royal Observer Corps, brother of the bridegroom, was 'best man. The service. which was fully choral, included the anthem Jesu, Joy of Man's ...