London, Dec. 1 All parties welcomed today the de-Jclaration about the National Register made in the House of Commons today lby Sir John Anderson, Lord Privy Seal who heads the Passive Defence Organization.
Some Parliamentarians belonging to the majority claim they would have! referred the institution of compulsory national service.
'A Central Committee of Nurses has [been "constituted with the aim of creating a register of all nurses and those willing to help these nurses in times of emergency.—Havas. of recruits to bring each of the various services up to the estimated requirements and for each service to be provided with an adequate number Commons Queries on of reserves, Mr. Pirow's Tour Unallocated Reserves London, Nov. 29.
Moreover, since he anticipated that Replying to questions in the House volunteers would come forward in greater numbers than would be of Commons today on the continental quired for Immediate needs, provision tour of the South African Defence would be made for the balance to be Minister, Mr. Oswald Pirow, the registered in an unallocated reserve.
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