GUNS AND BUTTER
Why ho was appealing to everyone to economise in the use of food was explained in a recent interview by Mr W. S. Morrison. British Minister of Food. “In time of peace,’’ he said, “the policy of ’Guns before Butter’ is barbarous. But war modifies our values We now need all our available resources of foreign exchange and shipping capacity to bring us essential war materials; every foot of cargo space normally used for food imports that can be saved for war purposes is an addition to our strength.''
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 February 1940, Page 3
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