SECRET
EXECUTIVE BOARD
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1943

PRESENT:

The Director General

Parliamentary Secretary

The D.D.G.

Mr. Francis Williams

Mr. Gates

Mr. Grubb

Mr. Hamilton

Mr. Grisewood

Mr. Macgregor

General Tripp

Brigadier Neville

Wing-Commander Chapman

Mr. Lyne

1. REPORTS FROM SERVICE ADVISERS .

2. HOLIDAYS AT HOME .

[X/285.]

The Parliamentary Secretary reported that a change in name from Holidays at Home Campaign to something like the “People's Recreation Movement” had been suggested by the Home Secretary. The Parliamentary Secretary was opposed to the idea and the Chairman agreed. The Chairman pointed out that the campaign was carried on largely by the local authorities, and he thought they would be disinclined to accept the change. It was agreed that the Parliamentary Secretary should discuss the matter further with the Home Secretary.

N.B. No Minutes have been issued since September 17th, 1943.