THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
[l*lJlt TRUSS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.] SECRET SESSION. OTTAWA, April 18. At a secret session of the Commons Mr. Lloyd George’s message was read which stated that the Canadians were holding 'Lens and were prepared for tlu> • tremendous forthcoming nttacjc, hut it was necessary that large reinforcements should be sent to make good their losses. The House decided to support the Government' in the full use of conscription. to procure the largest forces possible. A Government Order in Council ini. :poses heavy penalties on persons.found guilty of creating unrest, or of suspicions references to the Allies’ war aims, or their conduct of the war. A strict control of the press has been arrang-
A RESIGNATION
(Renter’s Telegrams.!
LONDON. April 18
Tn the House of Commons Mr. Bonhr Law announced that General Sir David Henderson, Vice-President of the Air Council, has tendered his resignation on the ground that lie is unable to work with the Chiqf of the Air Staff.
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