POST-WAR POLICY
Discussion In Britain
LONDON, Jan. 12.
That plans for post-war reconstruction should be made now has passed from the stage of suggestion and become an accepted fact. There have been a number of pronouncements regarding post-war policy, also much discussion on post-war trade. Mr Herbert Morrison’s recent speeches have been widely noted and approved, the chief criticism being that his speeches were made as an individual and not as a member of Cabinet, and a section of opinion looks to Cabinet to express itself collectively and announce its principles throughout the world. It is hoped that the new peace will not be begun in the same way as Britain usually begins a new war—by starting where the last one left off and not realising that world conditions have changed in the interim. Sir Walter Monckton has pointed out that a social and economic revolution is occurring in Britain and that it is necessary to mark the main facts and features of this revolution in order to see the point from which planning begins.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CLIII, Issue 22479, 14 January 1943, Page 3
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