Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-24
Unions Allowed Seven Days
10 Supply Worknen or Gov
eminent viii Take Stringent
Measures,
WITHHOLDING MATERIAL
WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
What Patriotism Does Not In
spirei Nation VIII Compel
When Circumstances Re-
Quire, Says LIoyd-George


Inndtu. June 20 tS.43 y. MI
David Lloyd George. the minister OF
munitions. has given British labor
scvcn days ia which to make good the
promise ~ Ne leaders that men VIII
rally 10 tho factories ia sufficient
numbers 10 promise maximum sup
DIV af muniiiouH Of war. This was the
mos, striking statement in the new
minister's speech in The house Of
commons today IA the course of out
lining lilo munitions measure which ~
designed 20 control not only the out
uni but the men responsible Tor the
output
The fret ~ the seven allotted DAYS
VIII begin tomorrow. ana with ~
dAWnine win be launched great
campaign 20 recruit the workers.
Ask Seven Days Only.
II had fresh discussion with me
trndes union leaders. said Mr. Lloyd
George in his speech "and told them
II an adequate supply Of labor could
not be secured. rompulsion was m
cvitnble. The union representatives,
answered, Give ua chance 10 sup
ply the men needed In seven days n
we can not ret them we viii admit
that the cause ~ considerably weak
cncd
nThe seven DAYS will begin tomor-
row" continued Mr. Lloyd-George,
"and advertisements will appear IN all
the papers The union representa-
lives have engaged $50 town halls as|
recruiting offices, aud the assistance
Of every one has been Invited"
No More strikes Allowable.
The munitions bill makes strikes
and ioekouts lllenal provides idy
compulsory arbtration limits The
profits Of employers creates q vol
unihry army of workmen pledged tol
so whore they are wanted, ana con
taina other provisions which will give
Tho minister fun powers TO carry out
tho mans he has devised TO develop
thY production Of munitions.
After emphasizing the absolute me-
rcssltY &c WASH supplies ~ gums and
ammunition which he described asl
Che great essential of victory, the min
iftcr said he had sent David Alfred
ThomaH, manaRnR director Of great
cnllefv companies in South wales
and known ns Tie British "cohl King
90 represent the munitions department.
In the United states and Canada.
Respecting this appointment the min
lister said There Is not the slight
est idea Of supercednR our existing
agencies. They have worked admir-
ably and have saved us many mll-
lions
Germany We'll Prepared.
Speaking OF German preparation
tho minister said
Germany has. been pillng up ma-
terinl tntil she was ready she was
friendly with everybody We really
thought an era of peace ana good (
will had come. At that moment she 1
was forging and hiding away cnor-
nous war stores 10 attack her neigh |
boris unaWarcR nnd murder them IN !
their sleep.
IF that tfickery Is ia succeed all I
the bases OF international good VIII
win crnmble 90 dust, II IS essential
for the peace Of the world that II I
should fail and Il Is up 70 us to see |
thai 1t does SO.
"Nal0r alone viii not achieve sue
cess, or tho valor of our brave men
at the front would have achieved il I
long ago. We must strain every re-
source Of the machinery OF orEaniza- /
tlon at our disposal 50 as 10 drive
conviction into tho heart Of every ma
ton over the whole world that those
governments who deceive their neigh
h0rs to their ruin do SO at their /
peril
Merely Question of labor,
IN win take months before we can
obtain the maximum output" MIR. |
lloyd George went on existing |
firms are unable To deliver goods IN \
accordance with agreement because /
they cannot man the machines. II ~ 4
.gUflFglW "a uuguffGn of In lor III