... HURST GREEN WINGS PARADE.—Playing their part in the week's campaign, members of the Hurst. Green and .district Civil Defence units paraded on Sunday morning. Assembling at the village War Memorial. the procession was led by the Band of the Loyal Regt ...

... the 8.A.P.. W.A A.F.. A.T.C., Home Guard and other civil defence units, led by the P. band and Levland Prise Band. The opening on the leyland Motors Football ground was presided over the chairman of the Council iMr. N. Hargreaves) and was performed by ...

... BRITAIN’S CIVIL AIR NEEDS COMMITTEE URGES ACTION NOW British civil air lines may compelled use American aucraft for some years after the war unless the Government take action immediately for I he design and production of up-todate passenger and freight ...

... ULSTER'S PLACE IN CIVIL AVIATION. T HERE Is common agreement that the post-war era will see far-reaching developments in civil aviation. Following the steady progress made between two wars have come swift strides made since 1939 in the exploitation of ...

... CIVIL DEFENCE PARADE. The Civil Defence parade on Saturday evening was most inspiring event, remarkable for the smart appearance of many of the organisations, partlcularlv the Women’s N.F.S. (Assistant Group Officer Smart). They marched with regimental ...

... our post-war civil aviation plans , Lord SHERWOOD ( Joint Under Secretary for Air ) gave an assurance that our policy was being drafted in agreement with the Dominions , and he . repeated the Government ' s promise to consult the United Nations . Lord ...

... rescue and firat-aid units to concentrated at any centre which suffers severe raids. The Reserve consists of regional columns, of which, in the North- Eastern Region, there are two units. The centre for one these units large country mansion, and it was the ...

... Civil Aviation Among the post-war problems upon which Parliamentary and public attention continues to be focused is the future of British civil aviation. About a year ago the Government at Westminster set up a Committee, under the chairmanship of a former ...

... tasks of observing and reporting , guidingand controlling traffic , and of assisting the civil authorities . The Home Guard could nothowever , be used for Civil Defence if the local military commander considered that this would be detrimental to military ...

... Home Guard, Co-operation with the civil de/ence services would increase during tr.e coining year, and it might be that Civil defence-may assist the civil defence, but no one would be called upon to the maximum 48 hours in feur' weeks.” Lord Bridgeman ...

... of Home A Guards being called upon to do Civil Defence duties, including fire-watching, was envisaged to-day by Major-Gen. Viscount Bridgeman, Director- General of the Home Guard. Co-operation with the Civil Defence services would increase during the ...

... Co-operation with the civil defence services would increase during the coming year, and it might be that civil defence may assist the Home Guard and the Home Guard assist the civil defence but no one would be called upon to exceed the maximum of 48 hours ...