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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 73, 23 September 1943, Page 4

' "YOUTH—IS WINNING THE WAR YOUTH—IS WINNING THE PEACE GIVE YOUTH ITS CHANCE * * .^jga^Pffjtefch, JOHN HOGAN is 27, married, two children, 'great ability, wide experience, broad vision, 'dM^njißiMCT^aKl " and progressive ideals, 12 years direct con|9J^^^^^PHh^R^ v tact with the social and economic problems mjMk ,'i/, / *pl||||§| °f al^ sections of the community, qualify W@ms** '' 'nm to ta' se *''s "Slitful place in •*■ ereat speaker, great fighter, a man who wil* make himself heard and get things done Jk ' -^^^'^^^^^r for^ his own electorate and for Is'ew ZeaBl^B^P^kT Bk PaSt Eenerations caused this chaos. He BK^P^j^^^mliliHM^^il^^^ ls of tne generation that must bear the I « PUT HIM WHERE HE BELONG^-IN PARLIAMENT, TO SERVE YOU. KEW ZEALAND NEEDS SUCH MEN TODAY. DON'T WASTE YOUR VOTE ON FORLORN HOPES. ' ONLY HOGAN CAN DEFEAT NASH HEAR THE' FINAL ADDRESSE^BY^ business man who will expound a plan for a sounder and'more progressive administra- , tion. ' . Brine your friends and fill the Halls. These will be Meetings worth going to. VOTE FOR A • MAN WHOSE POLICY MEANS:— . ; A Parliament run just and sensible methods —not Tor the interests of friends ■ of politicians and their party. . ~ ,'• • ■■' A better planned war policy to give more effort; with less inconvenience; by the better use of man-power. ' , , A policy for a better and more permanently prosperous people after the war. L.T. JACOBSEN f ; JjM 8 p.m., Thursday, Sep. 23. 1 j,*s^^ ||L /IF^^^^H ' Hear the real Housing Plan that I >: ' itojmßfk. $Jlli^^^^^^^^l VOTE JACOBSEN £ llHiiifl^^^HSH^HH HUTT ELECTORS... Vote for a New Zealander who lives in your electorate and will be a worthy RESIDENT MiX VOTE FOR CROFT CROFT IS THE MAN FOR HUTT Democratic """ '"-_ Labour Meetings A rKAI X ("We Fight for New Zealand.") X 1 JL MmAJL Mk^f.M^ WE'RE WINNING WELLINGTON! that does NOT CALLING WELLINGTON NORTH! , ZZ^l^nV^Xii BCo8 Co tnoSt mak© another war CALLING WELLINGTON SUBURBS itiGVltClblG LES FRAME speaks at Khandallah Town Hall, at 8 tonight. At V.M.C.A. Hall, Birch i*^.. ,»-.,» St., Lower Hutt, 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. At CAN YOU DENY Waterloo School, 7.30, and Epuni School, 8 . w*-.»» .-v v ■»««,», on Friday night. - That the , ast p eace Sett l ement CALLING WELLINGTON SOUTH! ■ sowed the seeds of this war,? PRIVATE CHARLIE TEECE will speak at That all the promises of all the Sni maS S Schoolroom> Newtown- al BSL parties mean nothing unless the feav of war, and the cost of preCALLING WELLINGTON EAST! paring for it are lifted from the MAJOR WALTER BISHOP speaks at the people? R.S.A., Kilbirnie. at 8 tonight. Th&t lhere houM be ln<Par H a . CALLING WELLINGTON WEST! ment at least one man to stand STEVENSON McDOUGALL speaks at the for a wise, generous and St. Anne's Hall, Northland, at 8 tonight. CHRISTIAN Peace? calling hutt! What shaH W e do with our PAT CONNORS will speak at the Petone - west school, at 8 tonight. enemies ? Turn them into CALLING OTAKIf CORPSES JAMES BARNETT speaks at the Renown * 'Theatre, Shannon, tonight at 8. At Para- ; SLAVES OR paraumu Beach Theatre on Friday night. «*■■«¥ fc«* Vote Democratic Soldier Labour! FRIENDS? VOTE HERRING FOR NORTH! |% M nillil ATHII VOTE TEECE FOR SOUTH! 11 A XXI IIE I. I UN VOTE BISHOP FOR EAST! [JM II II I 11 U I UII VOTE McDOUGALL FOR WEST! """ * * :■ vote frame for suburbs! for WeFfinqton East VOTE CONNORS.FOR HUTT! n l, nMtnilir Mnr m-—^ ■« PLENTY OF CARS AVAILABLE FOR " ' ;"" '■", SATURDAY —Prompt, Courteous Service. Wh m m fflK f\ W,M 7 -«■»«- nont sayw uIJI WELLINGTON NORTH: 53-395, 43-6,03 and J fogy 53-414. . P^^ WELLINGTON SOUTH: 25-053. WELLINGTON EAST: 15-179. ■ f^p^S!si»t^fc ' WELLINGTON WEST: 15-072, 28-220 and £$$&Zjs^Mffi&s§&^ |i!^V , 27-403. vf^li|i^il^li;i i& \ !»• WELLINGTON SUBURBS: 63-739. /^j^|^|^^^|| i§ll||f CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE! p^i^i^ll^^^^ J^zZiS- WO^T '■ ~ ■' HELPERS AVAILABLE TO MIND f^i^PJ^^^^^MßiiJr P^P "' -i TRAVEL THE DEMOCRATIC LABOUR WAY! ■ . 9 .