BRITISH INDUSTRY REVIVAL PREDICTED
NEW YORK, June 24. The Americans should not make the mistake thinking British industry was out of step with the Labour Government, declared Sir Frederick Bain, President of the Federation of British Industries, in a speech. The Federation was free to criticise the Government and had exercised that privilege often, but it co-operated fully on all policies that had been set. Britain had made important strides towards recovering her prewar production and rate of exports. “We are in difficulty at the moment,
but if anybody thinks Britain is never again going to be the world’s be2*. customer, and the world’s best supplier, he is wrong.”
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Grey River Argus, 27 June 1947, Page 5
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