The quantity of cargoes delivered friends at Home that as far as food-
preciable shortage, our crops are good are concerned there is ne 'àpand our stocks of imported staple few si the industrial life of thè are well built up. We also
is proceeding at pace proving that effort op the part of ship and-engine Tp and repairers in every part of the Empire will be too great to cope with the demands upon them.
ding export trade from the Kingdom, the figures supplied Mr. Cross a few months ago are striking and show that under the Most adverse conditions experienced at sea and in spite of the dangers and risk of losing ships, our export trade Jus being carried out on substantial lines. The seas are being kept open fos our use by the glorious efforts of the Royal Navy, not only for main-as sre required for war production home.
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