Will Not Be Effective Until September London, Feb. 24. uld be at least September duction effective from the point of view. was t opinion expre: sed by the Secretary-General of the Trades Union Congress, Sir Walter Citrine, who has returned to London after a three months' tour of the United States and Canada.
When he first reached the United States he would have said June, but he was satisfied that the first estimates were too optimistic and the problem not realized as deeply as it was now, Sir Walter deciared.
He believed September, British and American production would considerably overtop German production. The peak of American production would not be reached u: the mi 12. he added Reuter.
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