Association, thought the remedy for the difficulties of the export trades end the shipping industry lay im the implementation of the Van Zeeland report.
M. Van Zeeland's remedy, he said, was appeasement, political and economic, and by far the most important was the political.
They had now, he concluded, the right man in the Prime Minister to deal with that problem and he hoped that all Chambers of Commerce would urge him forward on the road to peace.
In adjourning the conference until tomorrow, Sir Granville Gibson said
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