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SIR SAMUEL MARE'S APPOINTMENT HANDLING OF INDIAN QUESTION RECALLED (British Official Wireless.) Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright RUGBY, June 6. (Received June 8, at noon.) The announcement of Sir . Bolton Eyres-Monsell's resignation and Sir Samuel Scare’s appointment to succeed him was generally expected by the newspapers. Another Ministerial vacancy which is still to be filled is that of First Commissioner of Works, rendered vacant through the appointment of Mr W. Ormsby-Gorc as Colonial Secretary in succession to Mr J. H. Thomas. • ' Sir Samuel Hoare was in ill-)iealth when 'he resigned the Foreign Secretaryship in December, but be has now fully recovered. The newspapers recall Sir Samuel Hoare’s large-minded and courageous handling of the Indian question when, as Secretary of State for India, he was in charge _of the Government of India Act, which was the principal feature of the parliamentary programme of 1934. Sir Samuel Hoare takes up his duties at the Admiralty with many years of experience gained as Air Minister in Unionist administrations prior to 1929,
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Evening Star, Issue 22359, 8 June 1936, Page 12
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