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... great care 'in accordoce with the policy of Natfhnal hotly of the U.N.A. are:-- Are you a supporter of the United Nations? Are you a member of the United Nations Association? Do you netieve that peace is the greatest of British interests and that the l'aited ...
... by a - Certainly not by telling people to rote p ioneer John Burns. the rank of captain in corn. mend of a 11.A.0.C. unit. the Civil Defence, the Home Guard anti the Army. After a Special ARP services in West- • mioster during the recent war a held il ...
... t home and he offered it as a hospital previous to the outbreak of the 1939-45 War and later it became the first Civil Resettlement Unit The State Rooms are full of fine and interesting things The features the Marble Hall with screen minstrel’s gallery ...
... approached was made by Mr Brooks Somewhere in Korea Ewell engineer with wireless unit Somewhere in Korea is a small group of who will act as a field wireless telegraph unit The team has been sent by Cable and Wireless Ltd and the engineer in charge is Mr ...
... the special constabulary had been attached to civil defence and were Included under the Government's CD recruiting campaign He locked upon the special constabulary as being on active service in peace time Civil defence involved the training of men for war ...
... grants has continued to assist in the band, Mr. Reginald John mired greatly and to whom !ti ent throughout the country, resettlement of ex-Servicemen and Smith. K.C., in 1916. her wel- she dedicated Jane Eyre. the two main problems that have women. There ...
... with her husband she was looking in their recent meeting with the arrival at South Africa House a shcn window at Ladbroke Civil Defence Committee's plan of Dr. Donges, South African saidtinted the to demonstr ation coincide Grove when she heard theh crash ...
... was therel ore tecome trustees after the passage taking the old folk to South- of the country are not being because we were united and . , getting an assured income for amended under the Endowed of the i 944 Act instead of nearly t hey were not as good ...
... and 25 the men of the British Commonwealth 29th Brigade took, in the words of the American Presidential Unit Citation granted to two of its units, the main shock of the Communist offensive. During that fighting, the ist —and, the last, at present only— ...
... launched discussed the quarterly of Sutton and district Local Employment Committee Thursday It explained that post-war resettlement had now come to end and new scheme of open to any suitable person in employment or not who was not already skilled In ...
... London University where he obtained the ACGI and BSc (Eng) degrees and now employed as an assistant civil engineer by a London firm of consultant civil engineers He is on the committee of the Engineers’ Guild Ltd and a member of the Ealing Photographic ...
... Union and other unions them have particularly stressed case of local government employees but I believe the Acts also apDlv to civil servants and police again what are their unions doing about it and equally important what will Conservatives do about it? RETIRED ...