Cairo, July 9.
Lord Lyttelton. British Minister of State representing the Middle East in the War Cabinet, told the United Press yesterday that "the most significent feature of the war is the way in which shipping is arriving in the Red Sea with splendid American war supplies aboard."
The former (President of the Board of Trade declared that one of his flew jobs was "to see that American war material, which is of the finest quality, is not mishandled because it is of 2 different nature than the British."
He declared that American aid "Is reschink us in most impressive quantities end the man-in-the-street in Britain feels tat America is doing all possible at the present juncture—United Press,
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