EMPLOYMENT AFTER WAR
ANOTHER BEVERIDGE PLAN (Rec. 11.30 p.m.) NEW YORK, May «• Another programme providing .IP B®' 8 ®' mum employment after the. WW_JI “f ing worked out by Sir William Sever* idge, who came to the United States in order to find out by his own questions the views of people of many oilferent standpoints on the main, blems of the pOst-war world. This information was given by Sir William Beveridge in an Interview With Wy "New York Times,” Questioned about the reaction Of inf British people to his "cradle tq tnj grave” plan. Sir William BeyerWgJ said it would be accepted after jWJ war. He estimated that 95 per cm « Britons supported the plan,. added: “Some of my friends WW the figure is more like 95-44 per c tnti
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23949, 17 May 1943, Page 4
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