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... resign, it was proposed to adopt similar measures regards part-time members of civil defence services, said that action would be taken at London by Ministers responsible for civil defence services, special constabulary and other, part-time services which ...
... 14 33 54 including Purchase Tax would ensure that the defence of aerodromes belong to one service The actual command of the units the stations would be held largely by young Army officers of the rank of lieutenant-colonel or major RAF REGIMENT RAF Regiment ...
... D. Men Whole-time Civil Defence ;ement workers, including membc N'ational Fire Service, ma; days. deofSred a repoi i i., ference. “We are still waiting forl suc j, work as building the right of Hitler's first victims to h , te civil defence post participate ...
... AIRDRIE Clothing Coupons for Civil Deems Uniforms. At a recent meeting of Urdrir Civil Deleme Committee. some discussion took place regarding the necessity for Civil Defence personnel giving up coupons for uniforms supplied in eonlic. tion with their ...
... be equitable to all in the jn9tly the 8,8, 'p”ition. Sai.rr, menneed the enemv's anoroach, foods may be stored without oE resettling Europe except by col- country. rt uniiine to ,i ''' lt ...
... national discipline , as keen and as efficiently imposed at the end of the war as during hostilities , until the period of resettlement has been worked out . We cannot leave it agnin to n hind of liberty which develops into licence , speculation , and an ...
... Rosemary Kathleen Glassey, aged 21, religious worker, of St. Mary’s Road, Liverpool; Marjorie Whittles, aged 21, A.R.P. ambulance unit worker. Ivanhoe Road. Liverpool; Margaret Jana Prendergast, aged 25, Christian worker, Derwent Square, Liverpool; and Phyllis ...
... “United For Victory” After expressing his deep concern about the future of Scotland, he advocates active steps now to deal in a realistic way with the problem of re-settling in civil life those who have borne the brunt of the battle. The I.L.P. candidate ...
... fair to both sides. For example, the Atlantic Charter was drawn up and accepted for guidance in the future work of the re-settlement of Europe and of the world after the peace. Now, that Charter embodies certain quite precise principles for the international ...
... invalided soldier is giving great trouble to War Pensions Committees and others who are having deal with tho re-settlement of the men -m civil life first sight it might seem the easiest thing in the world at the moment to a place for any man capable of ...
... A. C. Wright, M.P. lor Erdington. Birmingham, said that two major problems would have to be solved after the war —the resettlement of nations and the abolition of unemployment. Welcoming the Anglo-Soviet Alliance, said: “Too long have we each regarded ...
... who lose a limb or limbs can obtain a free leaflet setting out the (provisions for discharge, issue of pen.ion, and resettlement in civil life, by applying to I British Limbless ex-Snvicemen's Association, 115. Birchfields-road, Manchester. 13. ...