AIR RAIDS ON LONDON
DEPUTATION TO ALE. LLOYD GEORGE. London, July 15. Mr. Lloyd Goorgo, replying to a deputation of London members of the Houso of Commons, admitted tho special need for defonding London from air raids, but said that tho safety of tho soldiers at tho front "was the first consideration. If anyone said to tho contrary, let them find another Government. ■He denied that air squadrons had been sent to Franco against tho advice of the military. They were sent on the pressing request of Sir Douglas Hnig, whom all military advisers supported. Tho Government accepted the principle of national responsibility for damago by tho air raida.— Renter. AMERICAN AIR FLEET. Washington, July 15. •The llouso'uf Representatives passed a voto for 610,000,000 dollars (J2128,000,000) for -aoroplano construction,—Aufr-H.Z. Cable AfSJU
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3138, 17 July 1917, Page 5
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131AIR RAIDS ON LONDON Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3138, 17 July 1917, Page 5
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