iftnftT- 'iftCTfti -rfty-roi " - FREIGHTING FOR FREEDOM g The Railways in Battledress g ! Day in, day out, a ceaseless surge of men, munitions and war ; equipment demands swift movement to a thousand points of application; everywhere freight trains shuttle to the crescendo of national production; civilian traffic, rocketed to unprece- ' dented peaks, must be provided for. The railways are in this , . battle of transportation with everything they havehurrying O war needs on their wayresourcefully overcoming difficulties © U inseparable from wartimestriving to continue for civilian M © benefit as many normal services as the abnormal conditions g will permit. Your Railways are fighting for you. ■ 1 Railways are Seeing Things Through -wrm
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 66, Issue 1, 15 January 1943, Page 41
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