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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 289, 4 September 1942, Page 3

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Railway Wagons and Tarpaulins Help Them Do Full Duty Foster production means faster transport. In the Country's allout war effort, the strain upon our national transport system becomes greater and greater. Every loaded wogon standing idle—every consignment lying unclaimed in goods sheds—means inconvenience or delay somewhere. The Railways ore life-lines between farms, factories and our fighting forces. There must be no delay. Quick release of wagons and careful handling of tarpaulins are ways of showing that you're not indifferent to YOUR responsibility. A Delayed Wagon Retards Our War Effort