Only The Man Who Disciplines

It Is What We Prevent, Rather Than What We Do That Counts Most In Government.

Until The Control Of The Issue Of Currency And Credit Is Restored To Government And Recognized As Its Most Conspicuous And Sacred Responsibility, All Talks Of The Sovereignty Of Parliament And Of Democracy Is Idle And Futile.

When Gasoline And Rubber Are Rationed, Electric Power And Transport Facilities Are Becoming Increasingly Scarce, And Manpower Shortages Are Developing, It Is Difficult For People To Understand Their Increased Use For Other Than The Most Vital Needs Of War.

The Politician's Promises Of Yesterday Are The Taxes Of Today.

Nor Do We Begin To Have A Clear Appreciation Of What The Increase In Consumption Of Alcoholic Beverages In Wartime Means In Increased Risk, And In Loss Of Efficiency To The Fighting And Working Forces Of The Country.