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Manawatu Times, Volume 70, Issue 111, 12 May 1945, Page 6

CRAZY CLARIONISMS No. 2 sS 59* — 1 NOT THE NIBLICK, MR. GOLFER, PLEASE !!! Yon may be tempted to carve your initials on that hero of a hundred showgrounds, but remember Clarion has a job for him. Some day soon, that pugnacious inspirer of snappy tweeds and fine worsteds may be required for Clarion . . . The better suit for discerning men. How soon, you ask ? Just as soon as the demands of the Armed Forces can be satisfied. In the meantime, please remember that Clarion Suits are made occasionally. They are worth waiting for. CUIHM SUITS W«LI, SADI HEW ZEALAND

....... i£i : • >, m ... Iti fi Nkfc Yes —To-day give thanks for /w/... ;.. also give thanks to the men who made it possible. Yes, give thanks for Victory, but with a pledge for further effort. Japan has still to be conquered. Millions are starving they must be fed. Feeding the hungry, continuing the fight until Final Victory is won, New Zealand has a part in both these jobs. More directly, we still have thousands of men overseas who must be fed, clothed and paid. They must also be brought home. We have already spent £6,500,000 on loans to servicemen but have hardly scratched the surface of the rehabilitation problem. So Victory really means carrying on with the job fighting, working, paying. Yes, paying! And a practical way of giving thanks for Victory is to enlarge your contribution to the Victory Loan. To help pay for Victory and the problems that Victory brings.