LORD CAMROSE ORGANISES HIMSELF OUT OF MINISTRY
London, To-day.
LORD CAMROSE, PROPRIETOR of the "Daily Tele- graph" and Chief Assistant to Lord MacMillan, Minister of Information, speaking in the Minis- try of Information debate in the House of Lords, said that he had arranged with Lord MacMillan that he should no longer occupy an official posi- tion in the Ministry itself.
He added that the machinery had now been put in running order and given a fair chance he had no doubt that Lord MacMillan could make it function properly.
FIGHTING FOR CIVILISATION
London,, To-day,
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The Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax, addressing the Conser- vative 1922 Club at the House of Commons last night, said. were not fighting for Imperialist reasons but to save civilisation, which was threatened in many ways-Reuter.
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Copenhagen, To-day.
Lord Camrose added that as a result of organisation he had managed to or- ganise himself out of a job but would gladly give what assistance he could from the outside.
Lord Midleton, Initiating the de- bate, said that people seemed to have been brought into the Min- istry almost haphazard and refer- ring to the total number of the staff on October 8. described them as "1,100 Incongruities."
Lord MacMillan in reply, stated that as a result of rearrangement, Head- quarters staff had dispensed with 67 officials, with a corresponding reduc- tion of the auxiliary staff, represent- ing a pay-roll of £46,000 a year.
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Lord MacMillan paid a tribute to the work of Lord Camrose in assist- ing him and also referred to the de- sirability of obtaining more journal- ists in the publicity side of the Min- istry's work.
He added that with all the work the Ministry was doing it was ridi- culous to think that a manager and a couple of office boys were enough. Lord MacMillan also revealed that the Blue Book on the origin of the war reached 182 destinations through-
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The German Party in Den-out the world. mark has protested against of British air activities both in de- the suggestion that Germans fence and attack and in response in northern Schleswig be requests, arrangements had been made compulsorily returned to the Africa, India, Singapore, Australia Reich.
and Canada.-Reuter.
The Party held a protest-meeting after the question of transfer was raised in Parliament by a Nationalist member.
The leader of the German Party described such a plan as an insulting suggestion to be rejected indignantly. He said: "Here we belong and here we stay."-Reuter.
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