THE HIGH COMMAND
MR. KENNEDY JONES'S ATTACK,
(AOBIIUHAH-NEW ZEALAND CAIlLl! ASSOCIATION.)
, LONDON, 36th January. H this House of Commons Mr. Kennedy Jones asserted that the -greatest
dissatisfaction existed with the commanders after the Somme operations. The present Government intended early in 1917 to remove Sir Douglas Haig, but dated riot face the newspaper Outburst. :
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 24, 28 January 1918, Page 7
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