APPOINTMENTS BY SENIORITY.
GOVERNMENT CRmCl^|||Ji DIRECTORSHIP - OP EDUCAWy)|^ Criticism of the CkreerKmgfftfc policy of appointing men to ' , ant' educational posts by watoflfr 1 i was expressed by Mr G. W. 1 tage at the meeting of the &■£»»' 1 bury Education Board yfsteajfos-, , when, on the suggestion of chairman (Mr H. J. BigneU)," board passed a motion conjsra£sfjg» ting Mr N. Lambourne on Ms appointment to the post of Directs® gjjf .* ! Education, in succession to Mr T V H Strong. "" -'3';" "If we get on as well wiih. Lambourne as' we did with Ifcl Strong, we shall do welt," marked the chairman, when proposing the adoption of the naogajx ' "I- certainly congratulate Lambourne," said Mr AnalfeS , "but at the same time I do not ag. prove of the policy of appoastfetg; men to these important posts % seniority. In this case I. liMp have liked to see the Goverantt* search far and wide for a mm tia fill the place. I only hope the Gtav» ernment did not appoint Mm. man upon .whom its eyes ML Nevertheless, I sincerely eoß®ntis&. late Mr Lambourne." The motion was carried.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20860, 20 May 1933, Page 16
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