UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS
SERIOUS POSITION, SAYS HON.
ARMSTRONG
[Special to '‘Northern Advocate.”! AUCKLAND, This Day.
• Proposals for the alleviation of youth employment are at present under consideration, but are not yet ready for publication, the Minister of Labour, the Hon. H. T. Armstrong, informed a deputation from the Auckland Boys' Employment Committee. Mr Armstrong assured the deputation of the whole-hearted co-operation of s the Cabinet and said they would .utilise the service of the committees.
i “There is nothing more important I'than rescuing boys from themselves |at the impressionable age,” said the 'Minister. “I am one of those who i believe in keeping boys longer at •school, but we have to make it econ'omically possible for the parents to -do that.”
PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1
Dillinger was a schoolboy a pop-gun compared with the common cold. The Dillinger gang killed maybe a dozen men—the common cold puts thousands of people on their backs—and leads to scores of deaths. Ward off colds. At the first signs—get Pulmonas. Pufmonas reach the root of the trouble—the throat, the lungs, the nose. From chemists 1/-, 1/6 and 2/6. S 6
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Northern Advocate, 6 February 1936, Page 2
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