told the House of Commons yesterd>y that Mr, Winston Churebili, Prime Minister, personally was directing the search for on answer to the grave problem resulting from attacks on. Britain's overseas supply lines, He said that the nation could be confident that an carly, effective, solution would be reached, He said also that the Government might have to apply labour camp sion powers for reconstruction of industrial centres damaged. by Germany's aerial attacks—United Press. hin fOF war purposes either now oF inthe near future "the Chief of the Army General staff, General George. C. Marshall, the War Secretary. Colonel Henry ison; and the Secretary of the Navy, Colonel Frank Knox, were among rose attending the meeting.
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