New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 13

WANTS TO RAISE Bif ARMY FOR ENG!AND Preposed Bill Would Create Force of 900,000 Men London, March 6.—Captain F. Giuest introduced in the house a bill which propo: for the Britis my of occupation. This army, ac- cording to the bill, would be com- posed of 900,000 men and the enlist- ient period would expire on April 30, 1920. Alexander Shaw, laborite, moved the rejection hecause the labor party is 1o & continuance of conscription. Col. Winston Spencer Churchill, fending the biil, argued that the zovernment in providing for an army o insure peace, was “‘pursuing a path »ward universal voluntary service.” “Our delegates to the peace ference are fighting for the complete bolition of conscription in Europe,” he said. A formal demand has heen made thaf Gerimany el to have only a small rmy on a uncert commons today compulsory service be permit- voluntary long-servica basis, but it whether e carried. Our s point will represer s stand Aimost alone in this ma ot at all impossible that ‘rance and [taly en the United ites will e na to 1y systems so 1t is and E vhose mil- element of com- pulsory service may enter.” “There is not the htest truth in the sugzestion that this bill be de- <ned to raise {roops to be sent into tussia.” he continued. “If there efe no such place as Rissin T would till he advocating this bill. No one will he so foolish as to suggest rvention in Russia troops. Ou mnd on the at iver wien which Uuited States ualler tha maintaining Mr. Bonar \ the house of common e bill ection pledges ¥ s by King with conseript army along the Rhine cading out 43 than imd approach numbers is no 1 1rmy the he oc .aw, g0 forces Krance involved no departure and evoked Is it yested that ng going to leave IMe concluded Premier Clemencean had said ‘If we do not take carve, when the British and armic ha locl American shall b me dan disappea w > hill second of 301 to 71 TIHE T0 BUILD CANALS reading Construction of Amecrican Waterways Would Prove of Great Value Nation, Experts Believe. Wa gton, March 7.—C: t ion, and th powers. are no less buildinz of inal « slopmen: of wa important than public works buildings during the re- construction period, officials of vho are of the cour on- e de roads and necessa in the opinion of the Department of Labor ing internal development in order to add to its rces and to utilize that will lbe lost ir- wvorkmen are idle. government retain con- silroads for the next five the development nal svstem supplemeniggge il transportation will mean lo‘ prices on a great many articles not of nto the cost of transportation en- Moreover, the canals to relieve power «flwur at p fers, he will, e ahlc excessive strains imposed on rail lines developed inland trans- canals to a great extent. authorities declare that the wise waterways will lead to the sreajest economic changes of modern at certain Germany portation by Many usg of Wilson, of the ment of Labor; Secretary Baker, of War department, and Secretary Daniels, of the Navy department, Secretary Depart- ¢ declared strongly in favor of the | development of American waterways. 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