FOR FIGHTING MEN

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 61, 13 March 1942, Page 3

FOR FIGHTING MEN

’TIME HAS ARRIVED,” SAS MR. CO.’JES M AiiMXG O.\ JAI’ANI'iSU PHOPAGAXi).!. ‘ i’ \J Auckland. Match 12. "I feel the lime has arrived wile 1 lie ligiiiiiig service- must, take over mid handle the situation and it is foi ira a and New Zealand to uonm ■(..'• Ihe problem.” said tlie Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, a member of the Wai C.i 'ii l '!. after returning from Aus"H the lighting ser\ ices who I: .. 1 ! o io lie' ID ). i 1 is to ! hem W e lorn: in proparalion for war. 1 jeel 110 incastire is 100 strong or too ruth■e-. to achieve the desired end: At- ! : and whip the Japanese." ii . Coates said the Aust r ilians ■ e.e solid in their determination to 0 I.nd their country. However, there v. j• un 1 Oft nn j tel\ an demon’ that eoa'.d not be brought to reaii.- 1 ' that. L-e enemy was lappir.g al I lie door. M:m\ of these were good citizens ami pmrioiic but. not seeing the danger, I hemssdves constituted a danger:Comes considered that in Au.s-tr-'dia thei'e was far more freedom ol uid mi he d'ino.- w iiich often led to oomph 'ncy. New Zealand paper.-, ger,- , ' ■ . i: . ga\ e a larmoi e acron ’erned. Mr. Coates warned aga nsl giving ciedence to radio propaganda from Tokio.