"FOR VICTORY"
CAMPAIGN GOES ON
(Rec. 12.55 p.m.) RUGBY, July 17. The King and Queen to-day saw howBritish war workers are adopting the "For Victory" slogan when they visited two factories which are working for the Ministry of Aircraft Production and the Ministry of Supply. In all these iactories. 'Their Majesties saw the letter "V" chalked on machines of all kinds which arc turning out armaments.
ine Minister of Labour and the Belgian Minister of Labour (M. Spaak) visited the training centre which has been established by the London County Council School ot'Arts and Crafts for training non-English-speaking Belgians. Some of these men speak only French, while others speak only Flemish, and to meet this difficulty the training has been organised in two groups. The men are being trained in H'orJv which will assist in war productions. Appreciation was expressed of their very line spirit and the importance of the contribution they and many thousands of other Belgians are making towards winning the war.—Official Wireless.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 194, 18 July 1941, Page 5
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