WAR COUNCIL MEETS
REVIEW OF PACIFIC STRATEGY WOMEN FOR ARMED I URGES j Wellington, Thi Day. \ Reports submitted by the Defence and Militai y Affaii ; the Primary and Secondary Industrie' - ! Committee were con. idcred at a meet j , ing of the War Council this week. Both ' jthc.se committee.': met on Wednt day. j The Prime Mini-ter. Mr Fraser. Isaid last evening that the council was; informed of the more recent develop ; ments in the strategic situation in the j Pacific, and of the measures which were being taken in this Dominion to- j wai d perfect in “R< cornnu nds |by the council to the War Cabinet as! to the means ’.o be adopted to recruit ■ : .a large number ; 'the organisation of publicity and information service;; and the provision iof labour for e.-sential industries and j i undertakings.” said Mr Fraser. "The ■position in regard to the ire of man-j power in the armed force .a ; discuss . , ed. and recommendations on this question have been advanced. The council has also proposed that a number of industries and undertakings should be de ! clared ’essential.' "—P.A.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 13 June 1942, Page 4
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