The question of effectives is, of course, most important, both for the defence, of the Dominions and for the purpose of forming expeditionary corps. Equally important, observers said. is the problem of industrial production in commodities and war plants where more difficulties have to be overcome, Aviation, manufacturing and the metal industries will be developed as much as possible and in thi respect, it was learned, remarkable progress has already been made in Canada and Australia. The Empires airmen will be trained in the Dominions of their residence and then will receive a final course in Canada before coming to Britain for active service, Also due for intensive study are the problems of convoys, communications, food supplies and other technical war problems.
Consultations between the home Government and the Dominions Government, it was reported, will include diplomatic and political as well as discussions of subjects and the definition of war aims—Havas, Re-opened at the interview.
The interview,-hecsays, took place on.the-eyening of, October.25, 1937, in the presence of Count Galeazzo Ciano, italian Foreign Minister.
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