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... accompanied by a doctor or nurse , if need be . The car is intended to supplement put not to replacethe official mobile First Aid units , and other cities and . towns in Scotland may be as ! ced by the Department of Health to adapt cars for similar purposes ...
... Beveridge Committee on Skilled Men in the Services . The Committee recommended / the corps' formation , and details of the new unit were first given to the House of Commons by Mr Duncan Sandys the following month . Since than , further details ftave appeared ...
... the Solomon . Islands and the driving of the Japanese from Milne Bay—are certainly heartening . The next objectives of the United Nations Command in the South-West Pacific may be to expel the enemy altogether from New Guinea and New Britain . If that can ...
... competing that afternoon for the honour of the flights to which they were attached, so that every boy was working for his •team. No unit w as of any use to the Higher Command if it did not work together, so that he hoped every boy would do his best for his flight ...
... are 1268 centres open and 1000 vehicles on duty, so all donations will aid a good cause. It is most appropriate that, at the united commemorative service to be held in the South Church on Thursday of this week, members of the local branch of Toe H. are to ...
... demonstrations in First Aid by a team from the Civil First Aid Service. The course is free, and a cordial invitation is extended to ald those desirous of learning this useful branch of public service. BIOME UNITED CO-OPE:RA I SOCIETY (EDUCATIONAL DEPAILTICENT) ...
... Co-Ogerative Society's Activities A Youth Club which is to be a unit of the British Co-Operative Youth movement is to be formed under the auspices of the Education Department of Erect= United Co- Operative Society. It is hoped that many boys and girls .from ...
... 'Russian fighter pia ties and a. a. batteries put up strong opposition, and the Nazi loses are known to have been high, but the civil population of the town also suffered heavily. The position in the Caucasus also osntinued grave, and the threat to the Russian ...
... invasion operations were being carried out by Civil Defence services and military units. In actual fact, this exercise of twenty nours’ duration was the largest of its kind ever to be attempted in Perth. Over 2000 Civil Defence personnel took part, and more than ...
... the Civil Defence did a »rand job of work in co-operation with military and Home Guard units. Top left—Members . •»/ ”'; ■ ■. ■■ G;S ’, ■ the F alxmt to unload stretchers from sitting case car. Above— driver climbs aboard a mobile first-aid unit. Eeft ...
... Ferry. Mr Keir was seconding the annual report of the Praise Committee submitted Mr J. B. Torrance. Mr Torrance said that the united praise service scheme inaugurated two years ago had been carried out with great enthusiasm and success by few groups; others ...
... spiritual owe Civil liberty and religions freedom are iu • manner never hitherto lcuois . u: We are fightiug--anil dying—for the highest interests of humanity. Never 'in our long natioual history have we had ouch • superlative ob- Octave fur our united expenditure ...