Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... aerodrome . 46. The aerodrome was used extensively for charter and private and club flying but not at all by the Airways Corporations . The Ministry of Civil Aviation therefore considered that purchase by them would be a departure from ...
... aerodrome . 46. The aerodrome was used extensively for charter and private and club flying but not at all by the Airways Corporations . The Ministry of Civil Aviation therefore considered that purchase by them would be a departure from ...
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... aerodrome was a defence require- ment , i.e. the need to ensure its use to the aircraft factory . The needs of the factory , being related to the rearmament programme , appear to Your Committee to have been essentially short - term in ...
... aerodrome was a defence require- ment , i.e. the need to ensure its use to the aircraft factory . The needs of the factory , being related to the rearmament programme , appear to Your Committee to have been essentially short - term in ...
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... aerodrome . 46. The aerodrome was used extensively for charter and private and club flying but not at all by the Airways Corporations . The Ministry of Civil Aviation therefore considered that purchase by them would be a departure from ...
... aerodrome . 46. The aerodrome was used extensively for charter and private and club flying but not at all by the Airways Corporations . The Ministry of Civil Aviation therefore considered that purchase by them would be a departure from ...
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