The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-10
BY IT. L. PERCY
nited Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondcnt) . London, March l0-(UP)-Great Britain, hailing senate passage of the ease-lend bill and looking for ward to greater aid by the United States, frightened its food control system today and put the admiralty in charge of shipyard workers throughout the United Kingdom in preparation for Q knockout fight against Germany.
 Prospective enactment of the lease-lend bill was welcomed almost as much for It's moral effect as for the physical aid 1t would bring Brit ain.
 Now the great productive ma chine of America Is going in with the British commonwealth to pour out airplanes, ships and guns," said Labor Minister Ernest Bevin in speech yesterday. This overWhelm- ing force, and the Knowledge in Germany that the forces with which 1t started cannot win, will create physiological effect which will help break down the spirit of aggression in central Europe"
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 "1s Is estimated that supplies worth ($500 900, ,000 are already ready for shipment in the United States" said the Daily Mail of the ,lease-lend bill. Britain Is receiving now an exercising flood of he abundant supplies which Americas enormous productive capacity can turn out"
 'The people of the United States have abjured isolation,' said the Daily Telegraph. That decision 1edaS Striaght to acceptance of a sharo of collective responsibility for the life of the world after the war"
 The News Chronicle financial eX- pert, however, urged the public to be moderate In It's enthusiasm. He said that figures of British gold and dollar losses up to last Dec. 3l showed that the lease-lend bill had been passed not week too soon. Tn our relief at the passing of this measure we should not fall in. to the error of believing that with all uor dollar problems will be solv- ed for the duration" he explained. This Is far from being the case. The bill In its present form will still leave a formidable task to be tack led in earning and finding the dol- lars we shall require to pay for goods not covered by It.
 Rules In Restaurants
 Affective today, 1t becomes Illegal for restaurants to serve two main dishes to a patron. The diner out may have meat or fish or eggs, but he may not have meat and fish, or meat and eggs--except bacon and .eggs.-at a meal. A main dish is one which contains meat or poultry or game or one.third or more of its weight in fish, eggs or cheese.
 The measure putting the admiral ty in charge of shipyard labor was one of the most important of the war, and 1t followed by only few days a decree which provided la Dor pool for docks in order to in- crease the efficiency of loading and unloading ships and decreasing the turn-around time for ships in port
 Now the admiralty is to control shipyard labor and its distribution 50 that men can be taken from one job and rushed to another without red tape. There will be a central committee on which the admiralty, shipbuilding interests, the labor ministry, individual employers and labor unions will be represented.
 The flag officer in charge of each port in eight newly specified districts throughout the country will be in charge locally of the labor sit