LORD WOOLTON'S WISDOM - SOUND

The transcript discusses Lord Wolton's criticism of government rationing, highlighting the abundance of certain goods like shoes and sweets. It questions the necessity of rationing when supplies are sufficient, advocating for the removal of such restrictions. The discussion includes the abundance of BU's in the food office and the government's eventual abolition of shoe rationing. The narrative concludes with a plea for common sense in rationing sweets, emphasizing the availability of sugar and the need to listen to experienced voices.

What was Lord Wolton's view on government rationing?

• He supported it as a necessary measure.

• He believed it indicated a failure to secure enough supply.

• He had no opinion on the matter.

• He thought it was the best way to ensure equality.

Why did the government decide to abolish shoe rationing?

• There was an abundance of shoes being manufactured.

• The public demanded more shoe options.

• Retailers refused to sell shoes with coupons.

• There was a shortage of shoes.

What was the public's reaction to the abundance of shoes?

• They were unaware of it.

• They continued to use coupons.

• They protested against shoe rationing.

• Retailers stopped labeling shoes as non-rationed.

What was the argument against sweet rationing?

• Children did not like the available sweets.

• There was plenty of sugar available, and sweets should not be rationed.

• Sweet factories were unable to produce enough sweets.

• There was a lack of sugar in the country.

What did Little Miss Welfare express a desire for?

• More shoes

• Sweets without coupons

• More food options

• A new book