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Evening Star, Issue 25566, 20 August 1945, Page 8

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PEACE DOES NOT MEAN POVERTY During the war, those who remained behind' in industry were able, notonly to feed, clothe, a,lc * maintain those actually engaged in the armed forces; but in addition were able to maintain themselves and the rest of the civilian . population at a fair standard. • Industry proved itself capable of maintaining the members ot the armed forces while they were engaged m. warfare, and. there is nothing to suggest that it cannot do so on their discharge. Even without the assistance of returning servicemen and women,'a standard very; close to. the present could be maintained indefinitely. , Published by The Social Credit Educational Association,'Moran. Buildings, 8 Octagon, DUNEDIN.