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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 May 1943, Page 3

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Mr Wilson (Minister of Civil Defence) said yesterday that inquiries received by civil defence headquarters indicated that there was some misunderstanding as to what persons were- required to enrol in the E.P.S. in accordance with the Emergency Reserve Corps Enrolment Order gazetted recently. .The Minister said that many persons who were already enrolled and serving in the E.P.S. were taking action to submit a further enrolment, but this was not necessary. Similarly, persons serving in the Home Guard, the Emergency Fire Service, or anyone actually serving in any branch of the Armed Forces was not required to enrol. — P.A.

WALMEB TOE FLOTO m HOIIT AFTffl GB-YEAR-OLD STOMACH SUFFERER NOW SLEEPS LIKE A LOG The case of Mi’ M. J. Clarke, of 12 Ken- L - ’ sington street, Welling- '-A, ton, was serious For v ' three years he suffered stomach agony — his AWI x weight dropped from J - £ lOst 81b. to 9st. and sleep was impossible. He tried stomach powdors, X-Rays, stomach -flzfez pump and doctor’s prescription, and took t olive oil by the gal- b lon, with no beneficial i y results. Then he tried V z R.U.R., and this is what he says: “After z >/ taking two and a half bottles—oh! what a pleasure life was. I could sleep all night and ear everything!” Mr Clarke still works at his trade of painting with the best of them. R.U.R. contains the fivefold health action of a laxafive, liver stimulant, kidney cleanser, blood purifier and T o .^, t acid corrective. Take R.U.R. ana mJit You Are. R.U.R. makes you: well and keeps you well—a product of R.u.k. (N.Z.) Ltd,, 141 Cashel st., Christchurch.