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ORDERS PLACED IN BRITAIN. GOVERNMENT TAKES NO ACTION ■ Oniteo t’resa Association — Sjr Electric Telegraph ootiyricht LONDON, July 23. “No doubt some aeroplanes and on gines exported for civil purposes may be put to military use, but the Government does not propose to stop the export of them,” said Mr Walter Runcirnan, president of the Board of 1 rade in a debate in the House of Commons to-day. Mr F. S. Cocks (Labour): Are you aware that ignition screens, sufficient to supply 3000 German aeroplanes, were sent from • Britain by one hr™ alone during the last six months. Will you stop that? Mr Runciman: No. Mr Cocks: Ii you are going on nke that you are acting like a traitor. The Speaker: That finishes the question. (Laughter).
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 25 July 1935, Page 6
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