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A year which brought in its first month tragedy to Hull—the loss of two modern trawlers and their entire crews, victims of severe Arctic weather —goes out on a triumphant note of achievement. It was the city’s most progressive post-war year to date, a year which the rehabilitati

CLERKS ASSISTANTS SECRETARY (aged 21 to 25 years) required by Porgrove Machinery Co., Ltd., for Commercial Manager; good education essential, to least G C.E level, plus secretarial training; applicant must be prepared learn and operate dictaphone an opportunity train in full sec

aged 18 years age or over who are interested in working in the general office an up-to-date and progressive local company, are offered Interesting, permanent and well-paid employment by the Yorkshire Copper Works Ltd Leeds. 10. TYPISTS and COMPTOMETER OPERATORS are required Five

Housekeeper required, for widower, Darlington, other help provided; references.—Write T157, Yorkshire Post, Leeds. XJTODSEKEEPtK wanted oiainot -* for middle-aged coup,e. good home and wages—BD9B9. Yorkshire Post Bradford MARRIED required tor dming hall in boys’ school; furnishe

Most of the Cypriots, he added, had been friendly towards them, and it appeared that there was only a small number of fanatics who were spreading disturbance. The Regiment will take over the role of 36th Field Engineer Regiment, which left Ripon recently for Germany after four y

Sir Linton Andrews, speaking Editor of The Yorkshire Post and not as Chairman of the Press Council, said in an interview with Mr. J- E. Morpurgo, that the Princess Margaret question had demanded some searching thought. The Royal Family were of immense symbolic importance to