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VII.—MORALE WHEN an undertaking is nationally sponsored and, in part or in whole, Government financed; and when competition between itself and similar undertakings is non‐existent or remote, an atmosphere of security tends to creep in. In all except the most forceful personalities such security is apt to breed complacency.

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