There is no doubt that as soon as the war in the Par East is over," Mr. Gibb continued, "a flood of Japanese tonnage will be released onto the trade routes of the world, and wilt form a serious menace not only to this country, but to shipping in other European countries.
"Action is required now to counter ct this menace before it is too late," hho went on. "Already, we have seen trades wherein British' shipping was once predominant, now practically handed over to the Japanese, and this progress will be accelerated if no steps are taken to counteract i," he
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