§ Sir Smedley Crookeasked the President of the Board of Trade if he is aware that insufficient publicity is given to the objects of the Goods and Services (Price Control) Acts of 1939-44, and the various maximum price Orders made thereunder; and will he consider arranging with the B.B.C. for regular broadcasts in the interest of both the public and the trader on lines similar to the well-known kitchen front.
§ Mr. DaltonPrice control is one of our best defences against inflation and profiteering, and I share my hon. Friend's36W desire that this Act and the Orders made under it shall be fully understood. I am grateful to the Press and the B.B.C. for their help, and I shall continue to do all I can to obtain suitable publicity on this subject.