KING AT BIRMINGHAM
AN INSPIRING ADDRESS. 1 PRAISE FOR MNITIO>' WOEKEES (Per Oable,—Pr«ii A?Bociati6n. —Oopyright)^ f Received July .'24, p.m. . ' LONDON, July 2-1, J The King has continued to tour the , munition, works in the Birmiughain area, In a spqecii to tho-Munition Corii- !' iriittee lie said: "I have not come to criticise, but to show my interest in {the country's 'efforts to nipet the dcmands foriwar material. I iiavo great- , ly appreciated the zeal and cheerfulness with which the nien are working to' increase the. output. I am coiilideut this will be done';, and the certain reJ. suit will be victory. c ~""~ 'y . unpatriotic engineers; . li -■ .". c Eeeeived July 25, 'A p.m. 0 ■ ■ LONDON, July "24.c The majority of the Clyde Shipyard- (| crs ;uid engineers, continue to ignore, a the Admiralty'''request to curtail t- their 'holidays. Fort,f per cent, 'resumed e as agreed upon, but tho remainder did >. not return before-Monday.
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North Otago Times, Volume CI, Issue 13324, 26 July 1915, Page 3
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151KING AT BIRMINGHAM North Otago Times, Volume CI, Issue 13324, 26 July 1915, Page 3
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