Although he had managed to organize himself out of his job, Lord Camrose added, he would gladly give what assistance he could from the outside. T rd MaeMillap, in winding up the debate, said that as a result of the zparrangement of te headquarters staff, he had dispensed with 67 officials, with corresponding reductions in the ancillary staff, representing a payrajl of about £46,000 a year.
The Minister paid tribute to the work of Lord Camrose in assisting He also referred to the desirability. of obtaining more journalists on the Publicity side of the Ministry's work. With all the work the Ministry was doing, he declared, it was ridiculous to think that a manager and a couple of office boys were enough.
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