GERMAN TRADE AFTER THE WAR
NECESSITY FOR PRECAUTIONS.
(MUTER'S TEI.KGRAU.)
LONDON, 17th July
Sir Joseph Ward, in a speech delivered at the Empire Producers' banquet, re-
iterated the necessity for ta&ing precautions against the German, post-war economic menace. He hoped that Britain would not be so generous with the Germans after the war. Why, for example, should- German vessels be allowed to use the Suez Canal on the same terms as the Allies?
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 7
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