"Are we short on copper, steel, aluminium, etc. he asked, Aft right, let's make our military dẹ- s for those things. twice às great as they are now. Go really short on them. Get this nightmare over with. In other words, lets Mr. Nelson said. "We have said that he is going to be beaten. We do not want fo go on living under priority controls for another half a genera-
Mr. Nelson said. several things....it involves imagination and daring that enable a people io tackle a job bigger than their dreams....resolving to go ahead and do twice as much."
Mr. Nelson vigorously defended the priorities control system, assert-it prevented bringing "disorganization to in He said that otherwise mo power makin; ash trays while shell factories idle for lack of electric power trans-mission lines."
Mr. Nelson said that current shortages will exist until. Chancellor Hitler is beaten.—United Press. al its not entirely come nothing mi nuisarice—Reuter.
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