... —ad' almost doubled since the , le ak of the war and all units had • units from Hyderabad were th ree - ] under the Crown, of which, had been in action against the All except three of these units DroVerving outside India, and another go overseas shortly ...

... sacrifice, largely because these countries declined to unite against the common enemy before that common enemy overran Europe. Surely .they have Suffered enough through internal dissension and refusal to unite for mutual protection to have learnt their lesson ...

... exchange populations among the various territorial units. The upheaval wrought by the present war already uprooted large sections of the populations in East-Central Europe. Therefore, setting, or resettling certain sections of the populations in more compact ...

... sacrifice largely because these countries declined to unite against the common enemy before that common enemy overran Europe- Surely they have suffered enough through internal dissension and refusal to unite for mutual protection to have learnt their lesson ...

... tell the audience they came Into Mr Lee’s hands It interest Councillor Cartwright (Chairman of the Civil Defence Emergency Committee) and members the Civil Defence services generally to study the Huddersfield designs and estimate how they successful their ...

... dropped private houses They speedily dealt AFS fire-watchers Civil Defence workers and householders little damage was done Four the fire bombs on Spring but own fire brigade soon situation in and a unit the local AJF8 arrived they services were not required ...

... being met largely from Government contributions this service costing the ratepayers very little (5) The gross expenditure on Civil from £56716 in 193940 to £135201 service is for largely Government the rate actually fell from £13513 to £11517 6 The Countv ...