WORK! IT IS WORK THAT COUNTS—MR. NASH

Chronicle (Levin), 1 June 1946, Page 5

WORK! IT IS WORK THAT COUNTS—MR. NASH

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IJcM-i'iv «'•! Fridav, ll.fln p.m. l.i >X 1 )( »N, -M a v :i 1 . " Wc lnn 'l want t i I"1 .-*al islivd with vinning ihe wai- iicfau-c the hext ton years is in In* ovi'ii innre ditiirult Hiaii Ihe lust si\," said Hua. Waltcr Xasli when sjicakiiig at the laiiiicliiiig >f the II i nciin.a. "Tliis cuii!]iany (-otihi nui live withmit ihe men and women •\Iiu uoiked for it. ll is that ujiieli is orodtired that lnattefs. l.et us have ihe vvoik of Lands and brains to bring :alo being thiqgs that mahe lifo worth while. It is woik that reallv matters-. I want to >ee the day when there is a gate e\ery family in Britain i-an sliut ■iud oue room everv tdiild can ra ll its -w n but w e ea it t have- that withont » ork. That 's wliy. as my l'riend Paddy Weldi would say, I often take my Iiat •ti' to British workeis and designers. " M r. Na>!i said that as he hmked Iiaek > the days ot his lioyliood in Kidderm'Mister and i enieiiibered a!i the ihing.s ' aal had oreti it eil, then he ie liseil tlie niazing eonTril.iitioii tiie r.nlish Com moiiwealih had made to the progress of 1 iie world, llritish people could justh- ' eel |Jiutid of that effort but tliey must bn rea'i.-e that it was their resjionsi • lity to maii.taiii it in the years to '■ome.