The "New York Journal of Com-to Safely Guarded Occupants merce" states that the sales of If another great var occurs the American manufactures in the British super-tank, now under con-Orient continue to grow in spite o! struction, will deal devastation on the efforts of foreign rivals to check a. scale hitherto unthought of. the demand for the product of Amer-si the armistice British ican factories which developed in armament firms have been ex.|that part of the world during the perimenting on n a tank which would War period. Merchandise sent from produce maximum havoc among|the United States to the Orient, the enemy, with minimum n: isks to] says the "Trade Record'? of the the occupants.
National City Bank of New York, The chief essential was invisi- formed only 8 per cent. of the total bility to hostile artillery, and as exports in the year preceding the a large tank obviously presents; War, but the share has steadily ina better target than a small one, creased year by year and now compactness, consistent with efficforms 15 per cent. of the total exjency, has become the recognized ports of that part of the calendar prigiary factor. Consequently the rdceiga contemplates a crew of year 1922, for which there is a record. Practically all of this not more than six men. merchandise which America sends To counteract any possible dis-to that part of the world consists of advantage in this respect the most) manufactures.—Reuter. marvelous ingenuity has been bestowed on the apparatus to provide a clear and wide vision to the tank crews and at the same time to
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