Lo Bourget, Oct. 11.
The Britsh air mission to France, headed by Sir Cyril Newall, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, left at 9.45 am. today for Rheims, where they are to visit the military airport—
Havas, Broadcast by Churchill Suddenly Postponed London, Oct. 11.
The radio speech of Mr. Winston Churchill which was scheduled for last night and in which he intended to answer the Fuehrers charges against himself as well as Mr. Anthony Eden and Mr. Duff Cooper, has been suddenly postponed without any reason for this action being given. The speech will be made next Sunday.—Trans-Ocean.
London, Oct. 10.
The National Chamber of Commerce is prepared to support all efforts made by the Government to establish an "inventory" permitting a rapid mobilization of all industrial resources in the country in time of need, the Chairman. Mr. Broadbent, of the Chamber announced in a speech at Clacton-on-Sea today.
"We all accept the principle that im a time of crisis the service of all, in the channels in which their abilities are best suited, should be made universal," he said. "That service will be all the more effective in an emergency if all qualifications are fully developed both in ordinary advocations and by special training-in time of peace."—Havas.
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