London, Oct, 10. Although the outbreak of war must bring some industrial dislocation, evidence is now -daily forth-United Press. coming that any such dislocation In the neutrality debate, Senator a at sapisied. thatthe Philippines suffered by Britain's leading indushrap ATOSSA by the-United tries is rapidly overcome.
This is especially true with the iron and steel indi on whose if Japan desired shoulders so much of Britain's war "we could never halt must be carried, and which has settled down to its important task with commendable energy and efficiency.
"We would not be able to naval and' military Certain measures, carefully formulated In peace-time, are now operating and while actual statistics are no longer available, there is every indication that the production of both ni l. {iron and steel is now surpassing all com-Setiator William H. King, Democrat previous records. fand of of Utah, endorsed Senator Gibson's plan for a of pig-iron can be imported to the The announcement that all forms
United Kingdom duty free indicates Governjnent's desire to assure, smooth working of this very important section of the "home front." Reuter, American-made Planes for France
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