HEART TO HEART TALKS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2554, 31 August 1915, Page 5

HEART TO HEART TALKS

PARLIAMENTARIANS AND MUNI- j TION. WORKERS. j By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright (Rec. August- 30, 8.55 ,a.m.) / London,-August 30.The "Daily Telegraph" states .that,. ■ the Munitions Parliamentary Committee visited the munition' works in live lead- ; ing centres, where their frank and friendly, discussions' on the need for redoubled efforts, especially in view of the patience .-..and -self sacrifice oit: their comrades ill the trenches stimulated tlio workers {o enthusiasm. Tho visitors recognised tho arduous work; 1 that already had been . achieved. Correspondence reaching tho Committee testifies to tlio value of tlieso meetings. RECRUITING IN SOUTH AFRICA ALL COMBATANT UNITS FULL. By Telegraph—Press Association— Pretoria, August. 29.'-" Colonel Sir-Charles -Crow, director of ! recruiting, lias announced all tlio • infantry units and heavy artillery; bat-' 1 teries are full, and tlio field artillery ' practically so. "A NOBLE AND HOLY CAUSE." GENERAL SMUTS ADDRESSES THE , CONTINGENT., (Rec. August 31, 0.30 a.m.) Pretoria, August 30. General Sriiuts. (Union Defence Minister) addressing the Transvaal recruits For tho overseas contingent at Potchefstroora, said: "You are going to .fight for a noble and holy cause. It is no campaign of revenge but for tlie cause , of freedom and liberty, a cause which , has always been reckoned the greatest . hi tho world's history." Ho hoped that many moro South Africans would come forward to. help to se--1 cure victory for the Allies.