Berlin, July 24
Production and employment have continued to increase in 'C during the past six months to such an extent that in certain branches there is even a surplus of orders and a scarcity of labour.
The present aim is to develop and regulate the output in such a way that the best results are obtained.
In agriculture the main problem is to increase the production and provide more home-grown food, while industry a happy medium between rising demand and scarcity of raw materials has to be found.
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