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... COVENTRY'S CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS Recruiting Expected to Begin Next Autumn RECRUITING will probably be started in Coventry in the autumn of this year for a new Civil Defence Corps. The Home Office expects to be in a position to place Draft Regulations for ...
... APPLICATIONB are invited by the Division of Atomiel Energy (Production) Risley, near Warrington, from CIVIL ENGINEERS who have had specialised experience in the preparation of estimates for large factory construction work and are conversant with Quantity ...
... APPLICATIONS are invited by the Division of Atomic Energy (Production), Risley, near Warrington, from CIVIL ENGINEERS who have had specialised experience in the preparation of estimates for large factory construction work and are conversant, with quantity ...
... A PPLICATIONB are invited by the Division of Atomic Energy (Production). Risley, nest Warrington, from CIVIL ENGINEERS who have had specialised experl. ence in the preparation of estimates for large factory construction work and are conversant with quantity ...
... after the civil defence services first came under lire in Coventry, recruiting for these services will begin again. Men 2nd women will be called upon to volunteer for duty as wardens. in demolition squads, rescue squads civ, and all those units of il ...
... is an intolerably unfair distribution of the earth's sur• face. On the contrary: 20,000 acres is just about the right sired unit for a dairy farm in East Africa. This sett e r lereli has turned over 5,000 of these acres of his to the 1,400 Wakamba natives ...
... ASSOCIATION RALLY AT WARWICK CONDEMNATION of the Soviet attitude towards, the United Nations Charter was made by Lord Readin . g, Lord Pakenham, and Mr. Anthony Eden at a United Nations Association rally in Warwick Castle Park, on Saturday afternoon. All ...
... ASSOCIATION RALLY AT WARWICK CONDEMNATION of the Soviet attitude towards the United Nations Charter was made by Lord Reading, Lord Pakenham, and Mr. Anthony Eden at a United Nations Association rally in 'Warwick Castle Park, on Saturday afternoon. All ...
... h.p., ve been officially approved for use in a civil aircraft several weeks before the Prototype's taxying trials are due to begin. The 5.000 h.p. twin Centaurus thus becomes the most powerful engine unit and the first buried engine installation ever ...
... quantities of meat :fordom export to the United King- I . 'ood Lorries were insisting that papers carried by drivers of foodlorries bear the signature of the Soviet control officer at Helmstedt. It was added that the United States authorities had ordered that ...
... to-day brought into a United States Navy dock for inspection part of the aircraft's wing and tail. Governor Marin has ordered an inquiry into the loss of the 'plane, operated y 73 persons on board. The Chief of the United States Civil Aeronautics Board will ...
... to shaking and jarring associated with the solid tyre bicycle. But Sir Arthur claims that it was Robert William Thomson, a civil engineer, who first invented the pneumatic tyre back in 1845. He dropped the invention because he could not' obtain financial ...