23 APRIL 1942, page 2

The Release Of Civil Defence Workers

It is now nearly a year since heavy enemy air-attacks on this country were frequent, and for some time the large army of whole- time civil defence workers has been......

Japan Under Bombardment

On the day after the Germans had been surprised by the daring daylight raid of our four-engined Lancaster bombers on Augsburg the Japanese received an unexpected blow dealt at......

Rebuilding Britain

The Ministry of Works and Buildings, like the Board of Educat is one of those departments where continuity of policy is m important, and where, it follows, one Minister should,......

The I.l.o. And The Peace

Whatever may happen to other organisations that have grown up side by side with the League of Nations, the International Labour Office, which has survived with reputation......

The Rationing Of Fuel

The Government's plan for reducing the consumption of dom coal, based on a report by Sir William Beveridge, and outlined Mr. Dalton in the House of Commons on Tuesday, has......

The War-planning Problem

There has been severe criticism, and there is going to be more, about the organisation for planning and directing the war, and it is all to the good that the Government should......