JEAN BATTEN'S "LIFE"
Today's instalment of Miss Jean Batten's autobiography will be, found on pajge 6.
1 9oeooeeeeeee99oeees9eeeee9 on board ship, said Mr. Poison. The attitude of the Minister at the board meeting was entirely different from the attitude he had adopted in the House, and the farmers were not very pleased with him.
Replying last evening, Mr. Nash said that the evidence at, the inquiry had shown that it was frozen beef that was involved in the hold-up, not chilled beef. It had been stated in the Press that chilled beef was involved and that the. waterside workers were jeopardising efforts to develop the market for a new product.
The Government wanted the men on the waterfront to work, but it would not get the best results from them unless there was co-operation with them and if every little thing they might do wrong was blazoned forth to discredit them, Mr. Nash added. It was just as well to give credit when they were right.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 152, 30 June 1938, Page 10
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