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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 34, 4 November 1942, Page 7

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DON’T DELAY I RAILWAY WAGONS | THEY ARE FIGHTING FOR YOU I To carry everything that the Armed Forces and Industry | and Commerce have to haul, railway rolling stock must J be kept moving. Wagons must be loaded heavier, sent | away faster and emptied quicker. There can be no I sleeping shipments or empty wagons tucked away in E sidings. It's transportation the railways must deliver; d wagons cannot be spared for storage. Every moving m wagon brings victory nearer; idle wagons hold it back. I| WAGONS ARE ON THE WARPATH |