The Archive · 1937

Removing War Causes

"Moreover, we shall continue to seek and take any opportunity offering to remove the causes of ill-will and suspicion between nations, "Recruiting, after à lean period," "Mr. Chamberlain continued, "is much more satisfactory, but all the money spent on arms and equipment is valueless without men."

The Prime Minister appealed to employers to adopt as sympathetic attitude towards recruiting, even at inconvenience and loss to themselves.

In conclusion, Mr. Chamberlain promised prompt sympathetic attention to any proposals evolved by the joint committee on the cotton trade, Considering the reorganization of the industry as a whole.—Reuter,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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