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Page 157
... production of munitions . The Government starts with the assumption that machine tools must be employed 168 hours a week wherever possible . Manufac- ture of luxuries has virtually ceased , and manufacture for export is permitted only ...
... production of munitions . The Government starts with the assumption that machine tools must be employed 168 hours a week wherever possible . Manufac- ture of luxuries has virtually ceased , and manufacture for export is permitted only ...
Page 158
... production has increased fivefold since 1940 and twofold since August of last year . Lord Beaverbrook recently revealed that output of two - pounder guns has reached a rate of 30,000 a year . Naval ships are being produced almost four ...
... production has increased fivefold since 1940 and twofold since August of last year . Lord Beaverbrook recently revealed that output of two - pounder guns has reached a rate of 30,000 a year . Naval ships are being produced almost four ...
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... production America is now satisfying the yawning maw of the war god . The United States is blessed with the most abundant actual production resources of mine , farm , and forest of any country in the world . Science and inventive genius ...
... production America is now satisfying the yawning maw of the war god . The United States is blessed with the most abundant actual production resources of mine , farm , and forest of any country in the world . Science and inventive genius ...
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