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... out the up-todate provisions for limb fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances, treatment, training, employment and resettlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Servicemen’s Association, 115, Birchfields Road, Manchester 13. Christmas Greetings ...
... Britain’s post-war civil air policy. Viscount Rothermere, who opened the debate, asked the Government what progress was being made by British Overseas Airways Corporation. with special reference to the need for an up-to-date London civil airport after the ...
... described the man as a scoundrel. Our Civil Defence: Lieut. Ciolko, of the U.S.A., addressed the Midland branch of the Institute of Civil Defence in Birmingham last night on the American view-point of our Civil Defence.” He made it clear that he spoke ...
... decrees sequestrating Fascists’ illgotten wealth.—Reuter. U.S. ARMED FORCES CASUALTIES Washington, December 30 Casualties of the United States armed forces now total 133,581, Office of NVar Information reported to-day. The figure included dead 80,10/, wounded ...
... in two partsthe first on Saturday morning and the second on Tuesday morning. The second part will restricted to civil awards on the United Kingdom list. Jugoslav National Liberation: “Free Jugoslavia” Association of Jugoslavs in Great Britain has published ...
... REACH A NEW PEAK JAPS LOSE ONE-FIFTH OF THEIR SHIPPING New York, December 12 Admiral Ernest J. Kjng, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet, writes in the “Army and Navy Jcuirnal” that Germany’s U-boat losses have reaohed a new peak, and that at least ...
... of Lords yesterday that a chain of airfields has been provided which should go far to satisfy the requirements of post-war civil air transport. An airport, however, is a more complex organism than an airfield, since it has to be sited in relation to centres ...
... now save by dealing with the agents of Hitler’s policy of brutal extermination so as to prove, at their expense, that the United Nations are in deadly earnest over the punishment of those guilty, in any 'way, of the atrocities. There is perhaps one other ...
... Zagreb and to have spent a life full of adventure—first as the leader of Croat metal workers, then as a fighter in the Spanish civil war and later as underground Labour organiser in Jugoslavia. Last month the Quisling Croat Government offered reward of about ...
... the proceeds of a sale of w ork organised by the staff and voluntary workers of the First Aid and Mobile Units in Area 4 of the Birmingham Civil Defence Casualty Services, has been sent to the Merchant Navy Comforts Fund. Visit of Chinese Mission; The ...
... to the suspension of greetings and other services, was comparatively light; but the cable traffic from the United States to members of the United States Forces was extremely heavy. Altogether, about 1,800 additional staff were employed to deal with the ...
... detention under (Regulation 188. Civil Engineers: Mr. G. G. T. Toller gave a lecture on the foundation and construction of the Irrawady bridge at a meeting of the Birmingnam and District Association of the Institution of Civil Engineers, held at the James ...