BRITISH SHIPPING.
BBPDTATIOX TO MR LLOYDGEORGE.
VaitKl press Association-By Eleotrio TaUgraph-Copyrigbt. LONDON, November 29. The ropmentatives of ft number of tWoa Unions waited upon Mr Lloyd'GfMrga rclatlro to the enforcement ot ;p<W«f« for the proper manning of BriM ahipa. "*Jfc Lloyd-George said it would be '•Jftirlw to rush shipowners all at once *#Wb every kind of reform. More had wa.don* the last two years for th© '3w«Bt of _earr.i\n than during th© 'Werfow thirty years. The business ot Jm legislature was to force the reluc- ''__* Peoslc »trant minority up to the jJW'of the better type of shipowners. ■Wffiagwsi not merely a question of .JiflfAers, but of efficiency and oompe«Wy. He promised to recommend the Cbmmitteo to consider th© , fastion of undcrmainn'uig, and added depended on th© improve.Jtaaief.'the conditions of the mercan.Wej marine. Sailors, too, must re'■•bsr that they hod n. duty to JJ™rai they were not altogether free «W blame themselves.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12976, 2 December 1907, Page 7
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