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Southland Times, Issue 25692, 29 June 1943, Page 6

Trade Union Leaders back up the Liberty Loan! Our Government has a colossal task in financing the war effort. We Workers must help by subscribing to the Third Liberty Loan. Fascism means the destruction of Trade Unions, the murder and enslave* ment of the working people. Lend all you can so that the Fascist monsters can be destroyed and the future made secure for our New Zealand people. Come on New Zealand! Invest in the 3” LIBERTY LOAN This statement has been signed by the following: A. McLAGAN, T. HILL, F. G. YOUNG, H. CAMPBELL, President, National Secretary, National Secretary, Hotel & Secretary, Federated Shipwrigte® N.Z. Federation of Labour. N.Z. Waterside Workers’ Union. Restaurant Employees’ Association Sc Boat-Builders’ Association. F. CORNWELL, P. HANSEN, F -. p - ' R i ALSH ’ W. H. MAYO, Secretary, National Secretary, atl ° nal P f csl . d . cnt ' Secretary, N.Z. Federation of Labour. Tramway Employees’ Union. N.Z. Seamen s Union. N.Z. Boilermakers’ Federation. L. McILVRIDE, T F.GEBBIE, K. BAXTER, Secretary, A.S.R.S. National Secretary, United Mine Workc „. Secretary: A W cnosKPRV Railway Tradesmens Assn. N.Z. Printing Trades’ Unico. Se™ ’ G. T. THURSTON, Secretly, J. NEALE. N.Z. Shop Assistants’ Federation. Secretary, Cooks & Stewards’ Union. Secretary, Northern I M cor I INS NZ Engineers* Union. A s HERRING, Engineering Trades’ Union. Secretary ’ W. SHANNON, National Secretary, MRS. M. BISHOP, N.Z. Brewery Employees’ Union. „ „ „ Secretary, Clerical Employees’ Association. Secretary, Laundry & WiDMPO Nz - Paintcrs Fedcrat,on - J. FERGUSON, Dry Cleaning Employees’ Union, Secretary ’ W ’ FILLER, Nat. Secretary, NZ. Furniture j FLEM i NG Wellington Trade; Council National Secretary. Trades Employees Association. National Secretary, 8 Storemen & Packers Association, H. E. SWINDELL, N.Z. Theatrical SC Places of F. C. ALLERBY, E . WATSON, . , S “ ret ? ry ’ ~ . Amusement Employees’ Union. Sc 7 et u y ' Ro A d - Trans P°“> National Secretary, Electrical Workers Union. ROBERTS Motor & Horse Dr.yers. Fed. Bakcrs & p astrycooks . Union. M. O’REILLY, Secretan- NZ Federated R. STANLEY, p. M . BUTLER, _ Secretary, N.Z. Trades Employees’ National Secretary. • National Secretary, Gas Works Employees Union. Union. Carpenters and Joiners’ Assn. N.Z. Labourers’. Federation. .. W. W. BATCHELOR. F. CRAIG, s. W. LANE, jq.Z. Engine Drivers, Foremen Secretary, Federated Woollen National Secretary, National Secretary, N.Z. Harbour ’ & Assistants’ Union. Mills & Hosiery Employee** Timber Workers’ Union. Board Employees* Union. j PURTELL Union. R. EDDY, W. SILL, Secretary, N.Z. Federated W. McDONNELL, National President, National Secretary, N.Z. Freezing Biscuit & Confectionery Secretary, N.Z. Workers’ Union. Works & Related Trades* Union. Employees’ Union. N.Z. Footwear Trades’ Federation.

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