Former MP for Frome
Does not the right hon. Gentleman realise how very distressing any departure from the obsolete past must always be to the hon. Member who asks the Question?
The hon. Member for East Fulham (Mr. Astor) said that the people of London were very satisfied with the way in which bomb-damage repairs have been carried out. In many instances, I think that is the case. In the borough in which I live, I have had my house damaged three times, but in no case was the damage sufficient to be reported, in view of the appalling damage which other people had...
Yes, but some men have been kept in their own districts, and that is why these men want to know for how long when the emergency is to end they are to be considered mobile labour liable to be sent up and down the country. There is also a certain amount of difficulty about the way in which the contracts are paid for. When cheques are paid by the Ministry of Works, I think it is the quantities...
May I ask who the blonde is? Is the hon. Member suggesting that she could not fly?
Is the right hon. Gentleman aware that large numbers of the Women's Land Army have been quite unable to save any money during the war; that the uniform will be removed from them; and that unless they are given some small financial assistance, it will be impossible for them to manage to buy civilian clothes?
asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will state the result of his inquiries into the case of Marino Vicetti, who, in hospital as the result of wounds inflicted at Arnhem, was informed that when discharged from hospital he would be sent back to Spain.
asked the Secretary of State for Air whether sisters in the P.M.R.A.F. Nursing Service, serving with mobile field hospitals in S.E.A.C., receive the Japanese campaign pay or the war increment pay as do members of the W.A.A.F., A.T.S. and W.R.N.S. working in offices in towns in India and Ceylon.
It was certainly very convenient for them.
