Nationalization in Britain.

Focuses on plans of the Labor government for nationalization of few industries in Great Britain. Information on the process of nationalization is compensation; The British government feels that it can no longer take the risk of having wealthy men put their money into the production of luxuries for their own class when there are grave shortages of necessities for everybody, and steps will therefore be taken to supervise the general flow of investment; Need of large quantities of coal at a reasonable price for the British industries; Dependence of the efficiency of the coal industry on large amounts of new capital; Information on the nationalization of all forms of transportation except shipping; Examination of all aspects of the industry and particularly, of course, relations between management and labor by the working parties committees; Impact of the new nationalization on housing; Discussion of the town planning that is a part of the program of the Labor government.