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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 26 June 1943, Page 6

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STARVATION IN OCCUPIED EUROPE! ' m Still ample Food in New Zealand! Famine, disease and death ride at the heels of the Nazi. Whenever the brutal plundering Axis force*, occupy a country they disclaim responsibility for the feeding of the population. Just think for a moment of the lot o 1 Belgium, Holland, Norway, France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Greece; trammelled and robbed; the people denied the minimum of food necessary for life; seeking scraps of food in dumps, even in garbage tins on the street; millions dying of starvation. Then in your prayers thank God for the food and freedom we still enjoy in New Zealand. Show your thankfulness in a practical way by investing every pound you can in the War Loan. But time is short, the Loan closes on 10th iuly. Don't leave it till tomorrow; make your investment today. Help Preserve our Good Fortune—lnvest in the 3rd LIBERTY LOAN Don't delay! Do it NOW!

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