Search for Mistakes in Economic Field Ends London, Feb. 15. The survey of the Government's economic and financial war plans has been brought to an end. Lord Stamp, who in July 1999. undertook the work vith the assistance of Mr. H. C.
Henderson and Professer Henry Clay, has reported to the Prime Minister that, having regard to various de-velooments which have taken place in the feld covered by the survey, the work might now be ended.
The Prime Minister has expressed tig warm thanks to Lord Stamp and his colleagues for the valuable help they have given during the past 18 months in ascertaining gaps in the Government's economic and financial piens, and pointing out any inconsi tendes in the war plans of various Government departments. Although the work of the survey has been brought to an end, Lord Stamp has agreed to place his services at the disposal of the Government, as and when required in an advisory capacity on economic questions—Reuter.
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