London, March 18.
In the House of Commons Mr.
Lloyd George, answering Welsh criticisms concerning the postponement of the Bill for the Di-establishment of the Church in Wales, emphasized that powerful opponents of the Bill were fighting at th> front. If the war ended on September 30 they could not attend th> House of Commons on October 1, when important matters would said that it was absolutely essential that the arrears in the delivery of supplies should be wiped out, _because the output of every round of ammunition was of the utmost importance, The Secretary for War concluded by stating that the Government was considering an arrangement by which the armament firms would come under the control of the Go-yerrment, and their employees reap some of the benefits which the war automatically brought to the firms.
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