Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xiii
... important changes1 . In 1952 the relationship between the Admiralty and the Ministry of Supply- particularly in respect of aircraft matters - was examined by a Committee consisting entirely of representatives of both Ministries , and ...
... important changes1 . In 1952 the relationship between the Admiralty and the Ministry of Supply- particularly in respect of aircraft matters - was examined by a Committee consisting entirely of representatives of both Ministries , and ...
Page 173
... important market one year might not be quite so important the next and that if we had an Export Promotion Council for a cer- tain area we might find after one or two years that it was not so useful as it had been at the beginning . That ...
... important market one year might not be quite so important the next and that if we had an Export Promotion Council for a cer- tain area we might find after one or two years that it was not so useful as it had been at the beginning . That ...
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... important . The number of films of every kind commissioned by C.O.I. in the Calendar Year 1959 was 220 and it is expected to be higher in 1960. In view of this , it is even more important for A.S.F.P. to maintain good contractual ...
... important . The number of films of every kind commissioned by C.O.I. in the Calendar Year 1959 was 220 and it is expected to be higher in 1960. In view of this , it is even more important for A.S.F.P. to maintain good contractual ...
Contents
REPORT | v |
COMPOSITION OF ADMIRALTY HEADQUARTERS | xi |
LIST OF WITNESSES | xxv |
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administration Air Ministry Assistant Bath Board of Trade Branch Bretherton British Industries Captain Chairman civilian Colonel Glyn concerned consultation Continued cost Cotton Board Council countries deal Department Director disposal Dockyard Driffield E. A. SHILLITO engineering equipment establishments Estimates expenditure Export Services fact fair field figures Finance firms Fleet Fourth Sea Lord give Government grant Gresham Cooke Henry d'Avigdor-Goldsmid increase London Manpower March matter Memorandum ment Ministry of Supply naval officers naval personnel Naval Staff Navy organisation overseas paragraph particular problems production programme question recommendations regional offices responsible Royal Fleet Auxiliary Sea Lord Second Sea Lord Secretariat Secretary ships side Sir Douglas Glover Sir FRANK LEE Sir JOHN Staff divisions stocks Sub-Committee subscriptions tariff thing tion Tourist Treasury Turton United Kingdom Vice-Admiral Vote 12 War Office weapons