'The Government is doing what it can by legislation, but this is relatively little. As' Mr. Baldwin in the House pointed out yesterday' the position at the end of March was that only two districts were economic, and some were losing on every ton produced. The reniedies within the industry could only be (1) reorganization, (which implied the existence of inefficiency) (2) lower labour costs. The cash value of reorganization was small, and uncertain. It would take months, er even years, to-complete, and to exaggerate its effect would be
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