Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 344
... reason- able to expect the present Board to bear a larger percentage if it could be done free before the war ? What is the reason why it should now need 95 per cent . ? -It does do a big operaton of buying potatoes and selling them ...
... reason- able to expect the present Board to bear a larger percentage if it could be done free before the war ? What is the reason why it should now need 95 per cent . ? -It does do a big operaton of buying potatoes and selling them ...
Page 455
... reason was that the aircraft are necessary for economical trooping . The second reason is that it would help towards the creation of a merchant air fleet . The third reason which I mentioned , I think , was that this order would enable ...
... reason was that the aircraft are necessary for economical trooping . The second reason is that it would help towards the creation of a merchant air fleet . The third reason which I mentioned , I think , was that this order would enable ...
Page 114
... reason ? —Yes , that is the only reason . There has been a very heavy exodus of men during the past three or four years , or rather since 1949. It is dwindling now . 818. Owing to an isolated circum- stance ? It is isolated ; that is the ...
... reason ? —Yes , that is the only reason . There has been a very heavy exodus of men during the past three or four years , or rather since 1949. It is dwindling now . 818. Owing to an isolated circum- stance ? It is isolated ; that is the ...
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