WITH ONE EXCEPTION
The views relating to the war effort, expressed by the Minister of Labour when he addressed the annual confeience of the - ew Zealand Manufacturers’ Federation, could be endorsed by every section of the community. I do not doubt for a moment that we shall win the war (Mr Webb said), but we must get together and face the problems, as a united people. It is too late to fool about and out prejudices of yesterday must sink into insignificance. That no doubt is the right view, the very best line of appioach. but action by those responsible for the direction of the national ei.ort would be more effective than words, and while unity is urged, but always with one marked exception, then the results must fall snoit of the maximum. If, as Mr. Webb said,, “we must, get togetber why should not the leaders of the nation in the political sphe.ie set an example? Why does the Government urge unity but insist on maintaining political barriers? In short, why make an exception.
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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 51, 24 November 1941, Page 6
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