Returned Soldiers Cables on Strength of Australian Forces
Sir Douglas Haig warns Australian divisions in France are under strength as drafts arrive insufficiently. He praises past efforts but calls for sustained manpower to secure victory and long lasting peace. Birdwood echoes need for continued sacrifice and unity. Archbishops urge support for compulsory military service to maintain selected battalions and keep Australia’s forces at full strength.
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Black Labor Bogey and War Policy Debate
The passage argues there has been no black labor introduced since the war, notes Maltese and other groups in small numbers, and calls for conscription to speed the war. It asserts broad support for the government and urges votes to back national duty and quicker victory.
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