"Against total war we have brought and shall bring our total effort, "The value of Canadian shipments of food, raw materials and war equipment to Britain," he continued, "will, it is estimated, reach $1,500,- 000,000 in 1941, Apart from goods sent to Canada, Britain has needed already $1,000,000,000 to cover Canadian purchases, Britain has paid Canada about a quarter of this in gold, while Canada herself supplied the remainder in Canadian dollars, which Britain needed,'
He predicted the end of the war would find the Bi Common-weath and the United States "onl" each other's side, united more closely than ever in one great endeavour to undo wrongs which had been done mankind."—Reuter,
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