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MORE OTJHOTU PAINTINGS Reproductions in Full Colour in the September Issue stbaniTSOi MAGAZINE J J|. | Eight examples of Mr. Winston Chur- Features in this month's STRAND make chill’s art as painter in oils appears in stimulating reading and include:— this month's Strand Magazine. . . ~ . .... * "The Riddle of Mr. Rank.” the man In this selection of Mr. Winston Churchill s ... . . , s .. j who has been hailed as the saviour of pictures will be found landscapes painted . in England. Italy. France and North Bntlsh Fllms - Africa. They include some of his most * Olympic Games”—Making out a recent work, produced last Autumn dur- against ing his first real holiday for more than six years. £ "To-days' Great Conductors.” and inFull colour reproductions by such a per- triguing Short Stories for leisure readsonage are a rare acquisition. ing. ON SALE AT ALL NEWSAGENTS AND BOOKSTALLS I Gordon and Gfjtch (A/sia) Ltd-, Wholesale Distributors. S. G. HOLLAND URUFX Leader of the N.Z. National Party jfiSRRIHh * » . S - Hol,and >« th «‘TP* of leader Sitting M.P.’s and candidates are 100 per cent, to inspire confidence in New Zealanders. behind the policy set forth by Mr. Holland in He is. noted for his energy, driving force, and broadcast. personal efficiency. His background is that qf The National Party will not cut wages, social a New Zealander with a love of sport and fair security benefits, or family allowances, play. He believes in teamwork, and it is on i, Lfl , . . that his political philosophy is founded. You have heard him on the air. His broad- u r i "i| he ' P P ! e ? °T" the ’ r OWn home ’’ casts are characteristic of the man - frank, b P r< »*' d e «<>r those who wish to rent, sincere, and forward-looking. It will give freedom to the small trader with Mr. Holland leads an able team. In Parlia- the objective of providing more and better ment the Opposition has proved its mettle, B oods at lower prices. and has shown vision, knowledge, and exper- *t believes in family welfare and assistance for ience. In this election campaign the National families. Party’s cause has attracted candidates of It will end the era of shortages by the importsimilar calibre, representing a wide cross- ation of goods which cannot be produced in section of the community. New Zealand. "THIRD OF UUIC " ” starving eufibpe.**) I WORLD STARVING” “IN EUROPE ALONE I 100,000,000 PEOPLE ARE AT , JF, WWRfo.. STARVATION LEVEL. THEIR 1 DIET BEING LESS THAN " 'V - HALF THE MINIMUM RE- *«. ■'''? 1' QUIRED.” 7FBKF' kfr 9 WE* —"Consumer News" (Govt.). May. 1946 k i fit! \ In a moving speech before the V V Emergency Conference in London, Mr Herbert Hoover. F ■' 1 former U.S.A. President, said ICfi , f that at a moderate estimate 20,000,000 children were undernourished and steadily developing diseases, stunted bodies and distorted minds. 80 million tons monthly was urgently needed to save these children. a. l . —v-, .— a A BRITISHER’S APPEAL WHAT OF NEW ZEALAND ? The British Foreign Minister, Mr Ernest Bevin, before the United Nations Assembly. Liquor causes killing and casualties oh our urged that all Governments and people Highways. should take drastic and immediate action to One-third of our serious crime (murder, conserve food supplies and that they should ra pe, etc.) results from liquor use all grain as economically as possible. T . ~x . , He concluded: “I regard this resolution as u iqU °L exp^??the last ten years a call to the nations in the greatest common have been £ 105.000,000. cause that has ever faced us. It is a call Brewers can use over 1,650,000 bushels of for us to use our ingenuity, our resources, barley in 1946. The annual pre-war average our ability, and our organisation that mil- was 900,000. lions of human beings may not die." Returned soldiers are prohibited from startAFTER SIXTY YEARS’ shortage. P SEVERITY BRITAIN New Zealand imports about five million TIAMTCMfi URD 12 KT I T bushels of grain a year, including barley. ■ NNHNII uno HE.H DELI Diverting the equivalent of the materials Besides Bread Rationing Britain has cut in .* n ma J c j n g beer in New Zealand to half the stock foods producing milk, eggs Britain would save Half a Million children and bacon. The position is worse than the from starving. darkest period of submarine warfare. Sir John Boyd Orr, and all world food Although 650,000 tons of grain was the authorities, agree that the shortage will last average pre-war usage for beer, the BEER until 1949. BARONS OF BRITAIN held in stock, in April last, 467,000 tons, and would not give - ... up an ounce to the starving people. Now, TO I ||l Hill Y 1 111 however, in both Britain and America, the 111 HIIB If UI W BIM grain supply for liquor has been cut 25 per | || M 11| flgj | | M| !■ -ShE- VOTE PROHIBITION