TRAILER: USE LESS MILK

As winter approaches, milk production declines, reaching its lowest by Christmas. During this time, milk supply to priority classes, including babies and young children, must be maintained. This year, two new priority classes are introduced: growing children and adolescents, and invalids. These groups require five million pints of milk daily. Young people, contributing to the war effort, need adequate nutrition for growth, which is crucial for the future. The message emphasizes the importance of prioritizing milk supply for these groups, even if it means others consume less.

What happens to milk production as winter approaches?

• It doubles.

• It starts to fall.

• It remains constant.

• It increases significantly.

Who were guaranteed one pint of milk per day last year?

• Farmers and workers

• Teenagers and adults

• Babies, young children, and their mothers

• The elderly and the sick

How many pints of milk are needed daily for the new priority classes?

• Five million

• Three million

• One million

• Ten million

Which groups are included in the new priority classes?

• The elderly and the sick

• The growing child and the adolescent, the invalid

• Farmers and workers

• Teachers and students

Why is it important for young people to have milk during the war effort?

• To allow their bodies to grow and secure the future of the race

• To make them stronger than adults

• To ensure they have enough energy to work

• To prevent them from getting sick