POLITICAL POINTS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 207, 1 September 1943, Page 4

POLITICAL POINTS

There is nobody who can administer a ri,V, U , Gr than those who made the of th«T ?. W the or 'Slnal intention of the law they created.—Mr. Parry (Government), Auckland Central. y

*** _ * The serviceman who comes hack from iackeV nf Siam placed in a straitshr.uM hi ' l iciul restrictions; there far 1 i-J ) man P ower restrictions as V" , aK concerned.—-Mr. Aleie (NationnJ), Remuera. e * * * * Speaking: of Independents-*--well von know what happened in Australia The Government collected quite a lot of money m,K &KSS=: Mr "- """" «S"

**' * * New ?S aland has been wonaertul in the war. There art* iftftnnn ™ in uniform, including the home in thp 3 7< i oo in the R °y al Navy, 42 000 m the air force, 10,000 of whom h»w fho V ln • 1 R-A.F. Including six VC 's awards 6 "( ho n' 16 f army llave gained 1291 aw aids, the air force 609 and the naw 148, a total of 20-18 Mrs. Dreaver (Gov ernment), Waitemata. tLrOV " * * * * . A r ' r ' e In a tram nowadays is like n ude on a scenic railway. We have short age of coal, shortage of eras ™ IL ,°' t_ of many other thfngs se of over-commitment in manpower by a Gov ernment that does not understand tZ~ ?%£&& » ,

*.* * * Party politics should be dropped so that a® ta „„TO fl o e £S domination. The fightintr mm wi i. slcle I what unity could do anri ,h„ d shown should follow their example Th» U « consideration was the efficient- V»r*T first of the Leader nfthi Prosecution Mr. Holland, i^C^r^hu^la^^^?"'