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... UNITS ON PARADE Constabulary and Police War Reserves, under Inspector Selwyn. headed the procession. followed Special Constables, under Capt. F. Luker. Giber contingents were as follows (those in charge in parentheses) : Royal Naval unit (Senior Master ...
... our people. This would call for continuous and united effort all sections of the community, and a very high rate of taxation. Bearing this in mind, together with the problems of defence and the resettlement of Europe, it seemed to him that it would be the ...
... OWN TO Resettlement in Civil Employment Addressing Coventry Rotary Club members yesterday on “Release and Resettlement,” Mr. P. W. Grimes, manager of Coventry Employment Exchange, said, in referring to the Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act: “I suggest ...
... take risks and accept results. Civil Servants were not trained to take risks, yet creative industries could be maintained only on that basis. Bearing this in mind, together with the problems of defence and the resettlement of Europe, it seemed to him that ...
... Mr. Churchill, knows perfectly well that, taken by and large. Ireland's neutrality was wholly benevolent in respect of the United Nations.” Covtttfru = ——-i * PABCETTEB TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1945 City Mews. BISHOP ST. leu Order for Trieste Withdrawal to Avoid ...
... have been received from 8.000 candidates w'ho want to be trained as teachers, and many those already accepted are women from Civil Defence and industry, it was disclosed by Mr. R. A. Butler, Minister Education, to-day. Opening one of the first emergency ...
... Thanksgiving. Sunday morning the parish church was packed, the congregation including representatives from all the civil defence units and other organisations who paraded to the church from the village square. The Rev. II Roberts officiated and Mr. I) ...
... shellfire, but when the wing moved to an adjacent airfield its possibilities were realised by the Toe H warden. His mobile unit —the only one with the R.A.F. in Italy—is attached to the wing. Mr. E. Davis, the warden, of 480, Bray’s-road, Sheldon, Birmingham ...
... to this war. Aid. Tiptaft was prospective candidate for West Bromwich, but he resigned to devote himself to organising the Civil Defence of Birmingham. He was Lord Mayor of Birmingham in 1941-2. Midland Wills Mr. F. J. Elliott, of 79, Lancaster Gate. London ...