Prime Minister States One of Greatest Problems is to Maintain Production London, Sept. 19.
The Ministry of Home Security issued a leaflet today regarding "working after the siren," which is prefaced by a message from the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, in which he says: "Experience in the last few weeks has taught us that one of our greatest problems is to maintain production despite air raids."
Representatives of the Trades Union Congress, British Employees Confederation, Federation of British Industries and Association of British Chambers of Commerce have been in consultation with the Government in an effort to produce the best solution to the problem.
Their recommendations are in the leaflet, which deals with arrangements for roof watching.
The leaflet concludes: "Working after the siren will not affect workers' rights to compensation. Whilst obviously avoiding foolhardiness and unnecessary risks, every worker should carry on at his work as long as he possibly can."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.