Speaking at a luncheon to Lord Bicester in the House of Commons today, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, said: "When German statesmen reflect upon the Possible consequences of con-Act, they think not only of our armaments, but also of our great financial resources, which in a war of long duration might prove to be the deciding factor."
The Premier added:—"It is this sense which is always with us. Tam sure that it has a very great influence in the Preservation of world peace,' Reuter.
British War Office Does Fine Action Seman ro mae "we.
London, Dee, 18 The considerate action of the War lettice in ordering the special release Jor Corporat John Walker of the Royal army Medea! "Corps in' ongkosa, has" Brousht ey 10 his aged mother Leonard's Hospital, Hoxton. 7 cis on the danger Hist at's
was the mother's constant calls for ther' only son that Induced Ernest Thule, "Labour "MP. Yor Shoreditch, to intervene with the Wee tice, which telegraphed instructions tsar Corporat 'Walker's leave' should advanced to enable im to harry he troopship Dorchester had sailed on the previous day, but "Walkss Buen the" Gnczenai and_ reached jof the Dorchester, ase cues cuthampion fast night, 0 day a Mrs Walker, a year-old widow showed marked improvement hearing that her son "was returning ead was si beter when informa /morning.—Reuter. fo tee, had arrived
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