WORLD SITUATION.
MR SAVAGE ON PROBLEMS. BRITAIN’S AIR ACTIVITY. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 28. “I do not see that there is any cause to be hysterical., but the position is far from being easy,” Mr M. J. Savage said to-day when questioned about his impressions of the international situation. “People generally lock upon Great Britain as the greatest single factor in the preservation of peace. That is appreciated everywhere,” said the Prime Minister. " “When you are brought face to face with the problems you find they are not the simple things they appear to have been.” Mr Savage said he found there was general agreement that expansion of trade was a step in the direction of peace. /‘People do not want to go to war because they want to go to Avar,” he said. Greater attention should he given in the future to expansion of trade.
Remarking on the striking evidences he had seen of the development of Britain’s air services, Mr Savage said that if anyone thought Britain was standing still in this respect he had some more thinking to do. Great Britain was not standing still.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 57, Issue 247, 30 July 1937, Page 4
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