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... invasion of Czechoslovakia dashed them to the ground . But , even before that , the great British rearmament effort and the civil defence drive had brought changes in the lives of many Londoners . They took their summer holidays with no illusions as to ...
... greeted with resolution and unanimity . Early yesterday morning the French Chamber and Senate unanimously adopted the whole Civil Budget for 1940 , thus demonstrating , as M . Reynaud said , France ' s resolution to pursue the war to its very end . There ...
... some of the dead-lead in both the major and minor Civil Service beaucracy and appoint ing (forgive the expression) some live-wires from outside we Americans at the same time are rapidly creating a Civil Service. It's a fascinating thing to watch and to ...
... through the uncanny hush following the monstrous blast. He saw the colonel and Delahaye pick themselves up, the telephonists re-settle themselves. No one was hurt. Boom I The next had fallen, very far away. He began to count the seconds to the next, in what ...
... British United Press, WIFE'S ALLOWANCE Bench Refuse to Reduce Order Against Soldier man who separated from his wife joins the Army, should maintenance order which his wife holds against him reduced because his Army pay leas than the wages earned civil life ...
... the Army should be reduced because his army pay is less than the wages he earned in civil life was raised when Alfred Lanceley, soldier serving in a searchlight unit somewhere in England asked the court to reduce the maintenance order which his wife ...
... against a soldier be reduced because his Army nay is less than his wage in civil life ? This question was considered at Croydon when Alfred Lanceley, a soldier serving in a searchlight unit, applied for the reduction from 10s. to ss. a week of a maintenance ...
... not mo than recent testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than JANUARY 8. 1940. Envelopes should 'cc marked Civil Defence Assistant. F. J. WILLIAMS. County Treasurer. Counts Hah. Taunton. December. 193P VACANT. ANTED Young Woman SHOP ASSISTANT ...
... and the occasion taken for the tirst big-scale exercise. Throughout the year there was an intensification of training of all units. Motor vans, converted into ambulances for the Emergency Medical Service, appeared on the streets driven by women volunteers; ...
... reduced because his Array pay is less than the wages he earned in civil life? This question was considered by Croydon magistrates to-day when Alfred Lanceley, a soldier serving a searchlight unit somewhere in England, asked the Court to reduce the maintenance ...
... in helping the present war effort. But we cannot go foi u united city whilst s( •'ail to play their parts, tunately there are yt vacancies in the ri National Service, and °Wn Birmingham Civil schemes lack a full con volunteers. Helpers are also r cquired ...
... war effort. But we cannot go forward as y united city whilst some still fail to play their parts. Unfortunately there are yet many Vacancies in the ranks of National Service, and even our °Wn Birmingham Civil Defence schemes lack a full complement °f ...