"A GOING CONCERN.
! BRITISH EXFORT TRADE •MUST BE KEPT UP. | NATIONAL SERVICE PROBLEM. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. (Received December 22, 9.30 a.m.') LONDON, December 22. Tn the Homo of Commons. .Mr H. ,T. Tennain. Cnclor-Socrciory for "War. said that iti order to fulfil the Premier's pledge to married men. iho Government might have, to take further powers, but he believed that in so doing ii would hare the majority of the Home ">vith it and Iho support of the people. Mr W. 11 unriman. secretary of the Board of Trade, said ilint rhc Government .•uu.jrht to adjust a .-.('heme of national service by which the needs"of the. Army, the Navy, munitions production and the exporting industries would' all receive consideration. t"nless rhey kepi up the export trade they might damage the. Allies" cause as much ii" i.hcy failed to put another million men in the Held. Uritain at all eo>ts must continue as a going concern.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11578, 23 December 1915, Page 1
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