THE PRIME MINISTER TO THE TUC

Lionel Gamlin reports on Mr. Aptly's address at the TUC in Brighton, where he discusses the Soviet's isolation policy, the importance of recruiting for the three services, and the need for all-out production. He emphasizes that reconstruction is just beginning and highlights the critical role of labor in improving the nation's standard of living. The speech calls for leaders to convey that every worker's efforts contribute to the country's well-being, not just personal gain.

What was one of the key topics Mr. Aptly addressed at the TUC?

• The importance of isolation

• The need for more entertainment

• The benefits of reducing production

• The recruitment for the three services

According to Mr. Aptly, what is essential for improving the standard of life?

• Higher wages

• More holidays

• Increased taxation

• Intelligent and energetic labor

What does Mr. Aptly suggest is the source of well-being?

• Government policies

• Labor

• Technological advancements

• International trade

What does Mr. Aptly ask labor leaders to emphasize to workers?

• The importance of personal profit

• The benefits of working less

• The significance of national standard of life

• The need for more leisure time

What is the ultimate goal for labor according to Mr. Aptly?

• To ensure the survival of the country

• To focus on personal achievements

• To increase individual wealth

• To reduce working hours