... the fact that demobilisation after this war will cover not only Army, Navy and Air Force but the various Civil Defence Services, the temporary Civil Servant, a vast number of emergency factory workers of all sorts; and the other fact, hardly less important ...

... Civil Aviation Two months ago a private Member started a fresh and useful discussion in the Commons the future of British civil aviation. Captain Balfour, the Undersecretary for Air who sits in the Commons, replying for the Government, said that post-war ...

... Civil Aviation In the debate that followed, questions were asked regarding the functions of the Air Transport Command and about the Government’s policy on civil aviation. Mr. W. A. Burke (Lab. —Burnley) moved resolution on civil aviation, urging the ...

... CIVIL AVIATION AFTER THE WAR PREMIER EXPLAINS OCR POLICY Mr. Churchill, outlining, in the House of Commons yesterday, the steps being taken towards co-ordination of post-war civil aviation policy, said the first thing would undoubtedly be an Empire “ ...

... Civil Aviation The Lords debate on civil aviation, opened by Lord Rothermere, soon ranged far beyond the special troubles of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, and became yet another call to the Government to define its policy for British civil ...

... PLANS FOR CIVIL AVIATION BRITISH POLICY BEING DRAFTED When the House of Lords pressed the Government yesterday for a clear statement on our post-war civil aviation plans, Lord Sherwood (Joint Under-Secretary for Air) gave an assurance that our policy ...

... Future of Civil Aviation On both sides of the Atlantic much thought is being given to the scope and development of civil aviation after the war, but so far no decisions have been taken. The debate just before Christmas in the House of Commons where Group ...

... Civil Aviation The manoeuvres of those who sought to enlist civil aviation for the purposes of their selfish financial interests will have to be carefully watched. This rapidly developing form of transport is regarded as fair game for some people who ...

... Civil Aviation The motion moved later in the day to direct attention to the development of civil aviation after the war was more than an overture to the consideration of tnis important subject. There was no intention to attempt a full debate at this stage ...

... UNITED NATIONS DAY GEiN. SMUTS ON WHAT IT SIGNIFIES A NEW CONCEPT AND A NEW WATCHWORD” The Free Nations of the world yesterday celebrated United Nations Day with ceremonial parades, church services and pronouncements oy their leaders of strengthened Allied ...

... New Books Round the United Natl Journey Among Warriors. By Curie. (Heinemann. 135.) Because Mile. Curie had writl fine life of her mother, she friends in unexpected places— Moscow to the Shan States would have made friends any. as is proved by the personal ...

... of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America) was the guest of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce in London yesterday.* He /emphasised the intense spirit of localism that prevails in the United States and the constant crusades ...