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NO" VICTIMIZATION" IN DEFENCE SCHEME.
31st March 1939, Page 110
31st March 1939
Page 110
Page 110, 31st March 1939
— NO" VICTIMIZATION" IN DEFENCE SCHEME.
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Recently, at a meeting convened by the Uckfield Chamber of Commerce, Mr. P. S. Woodhouse, secretary of the South-Eastern Area of A.R.O., explained the emergency group system to A, B, and C-licence holders. He said that the scheme was a voluntary one, and that operators would not lose control of their vehicles.
In answer to a question, he stated that if an operator refused to join in a scheme, the Licensing Authority laid down that there would be no petrol for him. Mr. Woodhouse suggested that a shadow group should be formed, so that a committee could collect further information and then decide the composition of the proper groups. With this the meeting concurred, and proceeded to elect its committee.