... [substantially to rea*e labour in colossal export trade, and that the *ectmn* until more woollen cotton industrialists the United State* and rayon piece good* are available, might make energetic protects against Many clothing factor.e* are rt. great the ...

... and Williamson. UNITED SERVICE.—A united seivice of thanksgiving for victory was held, on the recreation ground on Sunday evening and was well attended, those present including representatives of. the Special Police, Home Guard and Civil Defence organisations ...

... City selfcongratulation however, is the excellent :debut at Bradford of ToPham. left-back, former member of the Congleton Civil Defence Messengers side. Opinion already holds that this 18- year-old player. is Stoke's best full-back discovery for years ...

... allow man who claims his rigms under the Reinstatement in Civil Eirplo' ment Act, 1944. to enjoy his entitlement cf leave Icr overseas service in addition to the minimum eight weeks’ resettlement leave before returning to his former employment. Mr G. A ...

... PRACTICAL PURPOSE LOST AT ARNHEM lie I'ouucil for Civil I WALSALL SOLDIER PROBABLY KILLED j purposes >liuu lll offered for !• WHEN WALL COLUPSED t.-ml. Mr. anil Mr-. ...

... Cop RongerS; Wharf-road . v: Biddulph •Blcidulph CD. , Xidsgrove C.D. Byes: Biddulph United and Cl.=-Rolis-Royre v P.O: Engineers: - .llObinsons v. , Bridgetts United: ,ScOt Hay v. Ryecrott: The .rollege v. Trent , Yale J.M.C. Byes:.• Naval Newcastle ...

... Three Days). THE MAN FROM MOROCCO. CTARRING Anton Walbrook and Margaretta Scott. The story bpens in 1938 after the Spanish Civil War has lasted two years. It relates how a small group of volunteers from seven different nations from the famous International ...

... daughters) and eight grandchildi - en The -ons are Mr. B. Hambleton. who, until recently. was Stall Officer for the Newcastle Civil Defence Scre:(!es; Mr. Gorge Hambleton, cashier of Barclays Bank. Hereford; and Mr Reginald Hambleton. Who has recently been ...

... Stokeon-Trent. and Irv. dauphter of the :01r Mr and M;r Orient/I.s. (menet' , of 13..r.h , .:.ind.:c1 Loigtott. St o':e-,EI-1: a! Unit) 821 !STEPHENS - HOWARD. —The A R N of J Stvplit of R yot:tum,t M Howa:Q.. 44, Coot Ep;h la mi:teo._ 'f/lill:lil.44oWAßl).—Thr ...

... cf the war was not the end of suffering. Loving cur neighbours as ourselves was not always easy, but it was the mark it civilized nation when people gave serious thought to these who were suffering from any form disablement TRAINING CENTRES Addressing ...

... How 13evin Boys Are Affected By the General Release Plans CLASS A' BASIS RESETTLEMENT FACILITIES Men directed to . the coal mining industry as an alter. Native to service in H.M. Ferns, either as ballotess' 'plants or volunteers; will be released on ...

... thegoods required for the rehabilitation of devastated Europe. The letter urges the Government to. overhaul completely the Civil Service administration within the Royal Ordnance factories, and so drastically reAuce the exorbitant overhead charges and make ...