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... women’s team WVS members The 12 members have taken courses in all aspects of Civil Defence which are likely to affect women Mrs Bennett said We realise that there are many jobs in Civil Defence for which women are physically unsuited But whatever the men of ...
... (company director and farmer); Roy Malcolm Green, 4 Bannister Road (civil servant); Piercy Thomas Hamblin. The Bratch (civil servant); Frederick Ernest Hamnet, 13 Woodmans Lane (civil Iservant); Winifred Alice Hanning- I ton, Moores Farm, Pingewood (h ...
... some 1701b will be packed with complicated mechanism British unit far the idea is to broadcast from the United States centre to the satellite and vice versa but the British operational unit at Goonhilly Downs near Falmouth may depended on to make every ...
... Polarisin blatant defiance of the conference decision of the party they are misleading. `Shining Cloud' Investigation The United States and Sweden are to investigate the shining cloud which can be observed during the summer months some hours after sunset ...
... increase In American military aid and the Government's resettlement policy in the countryside increasing in effect. there may be an answer to the question of whether the South Vietnam war will remain a civil war or will become another Korea. ...
... spite frost risk. Then on to the holdings of Land Settlement Association. Newent. This Association was originally formed to resettle ex-servicemen of the 1914-18 war, displaced miners. etc. each holding is from 3-7 acres apprcadmately, and cropped very ...
... the Regular ird Victoria Road Primary manager at Betteshanger Col- I available (optional ex , arts of the world since he Re-settlement Service. dch(xil since 1950 hery. near Deal, for two years. rst entered the surveying ser-. Sir Frederic is a Fellow of ...
... State airline. to leave London for the United States before the deadline of midnight to-night imposed by Home Secretary, Mr. Brooke. for El Al to make arrangements for him to be placed in • plane bound for the United States. Still in Prison Soblen was in ...
... LORD COLYTON I Letters to the Editor Manning the Berlin Wall Sir The Organisation respond appeal for United Na ions might very well Mr Kruschev's United Nations Minister State for Colonial Affairs 1952-55 After nearly seven weeks of arguments threats deadlock ...
... consistent mind have sat tight Now however comes a challenge The dissidents have sunk their yawning differences and formed a united action committee with the one of digging up the Bard on the off-chance that his manuscripts are in the grave too Now the literary ...
... Da - change. Mr. Knowles will be returning to the kind of wort he was doing at the Handsworth Rehabilitallot Unit. where he was a resettlement officer immediately before being appointed to Bnownhills. Weisell-born. be has lived in Bloxwich most of his ...
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