“…A letter from the Railway Clerks' Association dated 13th June, 1944, was read, forwarding a resolution passed by their Executive urging the General Council and the Labour Party Executive to dissociate themselves from the views on Spain expressed by the Prime Minister in his statement to the House of Commons on foreign policy on 24th May, 1944. …”

“…I am asked to state in simple language what is meant by the great National Insurance Bill, as introduced into the House of Commons by Mr. Lloyd George. The Bill contains about eighty clauses, and is thus a very bulky measure. …”

“…I am asked to state in simple language what is meant by the great National Insurance Bill, as introduced into the House of Commons by Mr. Lloyd George. The Bill contains about eighty clauses, and is thus a very bulky measure. …”