... Executive of the Civil Service Clerical Association, after hearing a full report on recent developments, yesterday decided to arrange meetings of Civil Servants throughout the country in support of the campaign for the removal of the ban on Civil Service trade ...

... to ...

... accompanied by the Queen —took the salute outside Buckingham Palace during a march past of Civil Defence personnel, aircraft workers, members of A.A. Command and units of the R.A.F. and Dominion (Air Forces. •At St. Paul’s, the service was thanksgiving to ...

... Watton, Craven, Davy, Pope. INTER-ALLIED services cup.— First Round Police and Civil Defence (v. Royal Air iorce, at Huddersfield): Roxburgh (Blackpool): Bicknell (West Ham United); Dawes, t. (Crystal Palace),- Nicholas (Derby County) or Mangnall (Queen’s ...

... Governmental warning to Civil Servants, issued last night, will serve to bring home to the minds of all concerned full and proper understanding of the nature the difficulties which have arisen out of the anxiety, of certain Civil Servants’ unions to become ...

... failed. For the first time, every unit of the Home Guard in the Greater Loudon area was called out to deal with “ enemy” airborne troops, who attacked at more than a hundred scattered points. Every method of call-out—from Civil Defence, wardens’ and telephone ...

... Wednesday and Thursday against the National Civil Defence, Friday against the National Police, and on Saturday and Sunday against the Royal Air Force. The Australian side described young and forceful, the National Civil Defence team recently defeated the Army ...

... during the day. Fighting continues.” Ksar Khilaue is fifty-five miles south-west of Medenine. American Losses Mr. Stimson {United States Secretary for War) said yesterday that American casualties in the fighting in Tunisia between February 14 and 20 are ...

... double [ho number and tonnage of vessels in operation early in 1943. Mr. Janies M. Landis, Civil Defence Director, said there was a considerable likelihood that the United States would be subjected to air raids both on the Pacific and North-Eastern coasts. ...

... hospitals of the city— Mr. E. P. Hollander (chairman of the Board Management of the Birmingham United Hospitals), Mr. M. G. Mindelsohn (deputy chairman, United Hospital), T)r. Cohen (chairman, Children’s Hospital) and Mr. J. W. Leyi (a member of the Board ...

... arisen. The Civil Service has been warned. Our purpose in seeing the Prime Minister last Tuesday and the chairman and secretary of the T.U.C. last Friday was to prevail upon them to seek some amicable solution of the present deadlock. The whole Civil Service ...

... least three of the country craft were left burning. CIVIL SERVANTS AND * THE T.U.C. GOVERNMENT WARNING MAY BE ISSUED is understood that a Government statement will probably be issued soon warning Civil Servants of the possible consequences if their trade ...