SIR BASIL BROOKE TELLS OF ULSTER'S EFFORT

The Minister of Commerce for Northern Ireland discusses his visit to London to enhance Northern Ireland's contribution to the war effort. He emphasizes the region's commitment to the UK, highlighting the shift of industrial resources towards war production and exports to the American market. The Minister also acknowledges the significant role played by Ulstermen in the military and expresses a desire for further expansion in their contributions.

What is the primary reason for the Minister of Commerce's visit to London?

• To attend a diplomatic meeting

• To visit family

• To explore industrial contributions to the war effort

• To negotiate trade deals

How did Northern Ireland's industries adapt during the war?

• By increasing agricultural production

• By switching to war material production and exporting goods

• By reducing workforce

• By focusing on local market sales

What was the significance of exporting linen and other goods to the American market?

• To gain political support

• To increase domestic employment

• To obtain valuable dollar currency for war material

• To reduce local production costs

In which areas have Ulstermen played a distinguished role during the war?

• In sea, land, and air combat

• In agriculture and education

• In political negotiations

• In technological innovations

What is the future goal for Northern Ireland's contribution to the war effort?

• To focus solely on textile production

• To reduce involvement in the war

• To expand and maximize their role in every direction

• To maintain current levels of production