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f LONDON, Sept. 25 _ (or) _ z Britain's lace industry is in dan- - yer o! losing world markets be- iause o! a shortage o! raw m-a- _ ierials and labor, said the report 3 bsued by a Board oi’ Trade "work- ; lng party" which investigated con- j Litions in the trade. It said the government has been _ lsked to give “all possible facil- '_‘ lties and consideration." in al- - pcation oi’ materials, to the in- , lustry which it terms "peculiar- ; ly suited for the operation oi’

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so organized as to ensure co-op- sration- as well as competition."

The report said powers should be sought to raise a compulsory levy from the industry to pay (or scientific, technical, economic and market research work and, the establishment o! a rlesign and fashion centre.

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