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... BIRMINGHAM. DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS CIVIL DEFENCE VEHICLES. A number Vehicles have become Surplus to Civil Defence requirements. The second batch of 17 MOTOR CABS has been withdrawn from operational service and can be inspected at the CIVIL DEFENCE DEPOT. FRANKLEY ...
... until the Axis was finally expelled from Africa. It then linked up with the second Unit, which accompanied the drive of the Firat Army through Tunisia, and this Unit is now recording the successes of our men on the Italian mainland. The Salerno landing ...
... the war. Since then many men and women have received in the forces a thorough training in the subject, and will return to civil life fully capable of earning their living as mechanics. No doubt there will be an expansion of motoring, but the new postwar ...
... soldiers were ut during a lecture at a camp when a mine exploded in a h killed and about 60 injured in Kent, yesterday afternoon. Civil Defence ambulances and Army vehicles removed the casualties to the local hospital, and surgical teams came from Canterbury ...
... Chairman: STANLEY BONEHAM iKingstanding Co-operative Youth Club). All Young People Cordially Invited. ADMISSION FREE. BIRMINGHAM UNITED HOSPITAL. • THE GENERAL HOSPITAL, THE QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL. (Also incorp. the Queen’s Hospital, 1840-1941) THE QUEEN - ...
... maize, Australian officials say the country will be importing these crops this year. One of the gravest results will be that United States forces serving in the Pacific will have to secure meat and flour from other sources, states Associated Press message ...
... Africa as is an economic proposition to them. New York to London £5l Fares ? Transcontinental Airlines of United States have applied to the Civil Air Board to operate four services daily between America and Europe, with single fares of £5l to London. £52 ...
... sobriety and freedom from crime. Once again there is no case for trial at Rutland Assizes, This court last sat in 1925 to hear a civil action and to save expense |one or two cases which have occurred lin the meantime have been comi mitted to Leicester Assizes ...
... was flown to France. Storrar, who was defended Mr. Harry Myers, pleaded guilty to a civil offence, to unlawfully taking the sum of £l9O in bank notes out of the United Kingdom to France. Reffitt, though he appeared as a flight-lieutenant, was, in fact ...
... residents in their sleep. Civil defence workers toiled by the aid of searchlights among the devastated homes. The din was periodically broken an order for silence. During the hush A.R.P. squads operated a sound location unit, and followed trained dogs ...
... provided and charged for, present 14/- per week. , Subject, to certain conditions, these posts ar e pensionable under the Civil Service Superannuation Act. Opportunities offered for training in the care including nursing and occupational recreational ...
... on comprehensive scale for reinstatement in civil employment, for further educational training, and for completion of apprenticeships. Moreover, final details will shortly announced of a scheme resettlement grant up to £l5O to exmembers of the Forces ...