London, June 24.
Most morning papers today urge a vast increase in production now that Great Britain has pledged aid to Russia and also appeals for a national concerted effort not only in produc-duction but in every kind of war effort, coupled with blows to Hitler fu the west while he is engaged im the east.
Under the heading. "More Production." "The Times" points out that not by a man or gun does the German attack on Russia lessen the vast need of Britain's mobilization for the war, Stressing that mobilization behind the fighting lines is vital, the paper says the notion has need of production. The order to the supply departments would be to get out into the country end do the job on the spot, "Fact after fact supports the argument for regional war-time organi: tion of industry with efficient production leadership and the bringing of every possible unit of production into a regional plan." "The Times" concludes,
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