London, Dec. 9.
Speakirg at Uxbridge today, the Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Supply, Lt.-Col. J. J. U. Llewellin, referred to next Wedmesday's secret session of the House of Commons at which the general supply position will be discussed.
He said: "T believe the account the Governmert will be able to give will fully satisfy any of those who, through lack of information, may now be doubting." He expressed the opinion that Britain's armed forces in this war would be provided with better weapons than their enemies and have ammunition for such weapons in far greater quantities than their prederossers in the last war. He was con-dent the supply question was fully assured.—Reuter,
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