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SLACKNESS AND INEFFICIENCY

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IN BRITISH WAR FACTORIES

Cont'd From Page 7

cinim that our fighters are At It is a fact that, the Nile Valley least as much ahead of the enemy is so much safer than two or three as when we defeated him a yearmonths ago. EURO

GREATEST HARVEST

U.S. DESTROYER DROPS THREE DEPTH CHARGES

Incident Off Coast Of Greenland

It is a fact that the enemy has As to bombers-British produc- lost his pretence of theme and tion alope without taking into doctrine and has sunk even deep- account American-we have er in moral and intellectual de- WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuter) doubled our power of bomb dis-gradation and bankruptcy that The Senate Naval Committer charge on Germany at 1,500 miles almost all his conquests have report released yesterday made a range.

proved burdens and worse,

dramatic revelation. Et quoted the All this massive towering Lo Secretary of the Navy, Colonel facts on which we are entitled to Frank Knox, as testifying that dwell must not lead us for a mo-the captain of B United States ment to suppose that the worst destroyer dropped three depth is over. The formidable power of charges off the coast of Greenland Nazi Germany, the vast destruc-belleving that he was in possible tive munitions they have made or danger of attack from & sub- captured. the skill and ruthless marine.

In the next three months, tsk Ing in American reinforcements, we shall double it again and in the next six months after that we stall redouble it.

We have ploughed up laud and by the grace of God we have been granted the greatest harvest in

Uving memory, perhaps the

ness of their centralised war direc- The Committee's report recom- tion, the prostrate conditions of so mended that no further investi- greatest harvest ever known.

We many

peoples under their yoke.gation be made of newspaper re^ Just much equipment On the the resources of so many lands ports of "shooting" by American beaches of Dunkirk. Our food is which will be made, to some ex-

naval units in the Atlantic and rationed. our meat 18 reduced. tent, available to them all these)

the convoying of British mer- We have been bombed and black-restrain rejoicing and forbid the chantmen. ed out. But even in this seventh slightest relaxation. It would be Guyer of the way our tetai out-

put of warlike stores has been nearly twice as great as our out- put in the corresponding seventh quarter of the last war and has equalled our output in the 14th or culminating peak quarter of

the last war.

madness to suppose that Russia or the United States are going to win

this war for us,

INVASION SEASON "The invasion season is at hand All armed forces have been warn-

"One United States destroyer operating off Greenland heard the 8.0.8 of a steamer and proceeded to the location and picked up sixty survivors of the steamer."

Colonel Knox continued: "While

imme-

ed to be at concert pltch on Sep-Jengaged in this act of mercy the Estening cquip- tember 1 and to retain the utmost operator at the When our new factories become vigilance meanwhile. We have to ment reported to the captain that available, and when the Minister reckon with a gambler's despera- he thought he heard a submerged of Labour has completed his task, tion. Yet we stand here still the submarine. The captajn of collecting workers from the champlon.

If we fall all fall;diately turned towards the direc- unessential industries We must and it

we fall, all fall together. [tion indicated and dropped three produce more, bul to reach

the It is only by the superb. intense depth charges. level in two years which was and prolonged effort of the whole SELF PRESERVATION only reached in the fourth year of British Empire that the great "In doing this be very prudent- the last war is an achievement combination of about three-quar-ly exercised the right of self pre- which deserves something better ters of the human race against servation for had there been than flouts and jeers (Cheers)

there Nazi-ism will come into vehement submarine

his destroyer We are told how badly labour is and dynamic llte.

might have been sunk. There was behaving from a number of peo-

sub- For more than a year we have no other evidence that a ple who never did a day's work in been all alone: all alone we have marine was there and it is quite their lives (laughter and cheers) had to guard the treasures of possible that no submarine was We had many devastating stop-mankind. Although there pages and strikes in the last war. be profound and encouraging In the last two years of it nearly changes in the situation, our own

may there,

B

equipment been received

The isterning echo might have

12 million days were lost through finai and commanding responsiffrom a whale or large fish or a labour disputes. During the bilities remain undiminished, and cold current instead of a subma:

by:

rine-something

which 19 tre- whole of this war-23 months. we shall only discharge them we have lost less than two million continuing to

pour out in the quently experienced. None of them days.

common cause the utmost endea- knew whether there was a sub- I am anxious to have the latest vours of our strength and

virtue marine there or not. but the man intelligence. I received informa- and, if need be, to proffer the last in command did what any tion a few minutes before I began drop of our heart's blood (Loud would do on the verge of an to speak that there was no stop-Cheers). page of work of any kind arising.

from tratte dispules in any part

of Great Britain.

SERIOUS WARNING

When I look on the whole tumultucts scene of this етег widening war, I think it is my duty to give serious warning to the House and the country to be on guard equally against pessi- mism and against optimistn.

There are, no doubt, temptations! to optimism. It is a fact that} mighty Russia, so thoroughly and treacherously assaulted, has struck 'back with magnificent strength and courage and has brought pro- digious and well-deserved slaugh- ter on the Nazi armies.

The United States, the greatest single Power, is giving us aid on a gigantic scale and is advancing; in rising wrath to the very verge

of war.

It is a fact that German air superiority is broken and air at- tacks on this country for the time being have almost ceased.

It is a fact that the Hattie of the Atlantic, although far from won, Is, partly from American in- tervention, moving progressively In our favOUT.

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