The Archive · 1940

In reply the Home Secretary, Sir

John Anderson, said his Department had known of the Bikker light for months, and was subjecting it to a complete test.

The plan would have effected two Sir William Brown's question arose out of a question by Mr. Rhys Davies, and one type of Labour member for the Westhoughton division of Lancashire, who asked if Sir, John Anderson was aware of complaints (HX sbmé factory owners; women füstrueülons. It was expected, how-in their bfack-out arrangements, diol, kt: WE wwa would return never had daylight - through their to ihe United States son to place windows.—Reüter. orders, which it has been announced BE" aggregate nearly U.S.$1,000,000,- United Press,

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