Secretary thought that Lord Snel was wise in withholding his judge in suspense at the present time The Government, he said, did not wish to make a statement on something on which they did not apr ciate the sult significance, Referring to the increase employment, Lord Halifax. said felt that it was only a temporary: dis" location, which would adjust itself, He saw a picture," he declared, "of all the great strength of this country in every feld—in its deg services, in the Navy, Army and Force, and in the fields of industrial and civil effort—being gradually Secretary said he was not in the least afraid' that Britain's preparations for defence could not be quickly ruined to offence, and he concluded by expressing confidence that successive debates in the House
would satisfy the people of this coun Lords and, Mouse, of Commons regarding the manner and pace at which all Britain's efforts were Trade Department, declared today Havas, until after President Roosevelt's address.—United Press. moving along over a wide front Reuter,
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