RG-2 : Cabinet War Committee / Comité de la guerre du Cabinet

MUNITIONS
& SUPPLY
Is U.K . Relat ions v. :` "
General ( continued )
Request for rifles refused ; 29, 5 .
Canadian Co-operation in U .S . ; 31, 3-4 .
Layton Mission to U .S . ; 31, 8 . (' 36, 5)
Relations with U .K; Ministry of Suoply excellent ;/
Competition with U .T~ .Ministr-,% of Aircraft' prod . in^
25 pr . guns ; 'Stirling ' heavy oombers ; 43, 8-9 .(U- ;Y
Recommend Canada concentrate on production o f
training planes ; 52, 1-3 .
Howe Mission to U .K . ; ship sunk ; 54, 10 .
Powe report on return from U .K . ; air, naval &
shipping losses ; general strategical & productive
situation ; 3tc . ; 60, 1-2 .
Effect of L9a3e-Lan(i bill on purchases in Canada :
U.K. gold payments ; 71, 1-4 .(Soe further Lease-ienrl
i~i11)
Cancellat 1 .)n of orders in Canada ; 7r3 , , . 3-4 . :
'Dratt telegram proposing ilS=UK-Canii~an cooperation ;
offering to finance UK deficit on cert 4 i *_~c~ondi -~ions ; /
Export of zinc to ; 77, 4. /74,3 .
U.K. reply to telegram 74, .3 above ; 85, 3 .
Effect of minimum wage rates on U .K . contracts ;
/89, 1-2 .
Minister offers to de fer ♦isit ; 107• 6 .
Censiderati®s re representative in Canada of U .K .
Ministry of War Transport ; Mr . George Huband to succeed
Sir Edward Beatty ; 108 , 4 .
Report on present state of muni t i ons production
in U .K. ; 115, 6 .
ProposaTs for reduction of accumulating sterling
* balances - including proposal to take o v er J.K. govt's
i nvestment in Can . munitions plants & gift of munitions
.-( 127 , 3-5 .)( 212• 4-6)