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Wanganui Chronicle, 24 February 1947, Page 3

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/ki ~~~— Su/i® If \ ~~~ == === =;= _ NEW ZEALAND JMgtgKjfl MILITARY FORCES O K « x-v. UUJ 1 soWiei* has ,7 'never been so well off” 1 ' | says a member of Jayforce now in Japan. I r~ri~r .’ ' We now baye curtains in the Mess, an issue of « ' A>- 7 - fCfcftfa I China P lates and dlshes and a small sofa in every ■' ~ room, and now that we have a suitcase and ward- \ X Il J.’JUSIi 'll 1 l eo s /l person thin S s are reall Y how they X\ All ’ should be. am sure, from what I have heard from \Mv\ ’ • ' 7 /?,$ Chaf ! S who have been over seas before, that as fat \'\ W'?/ ’1 ' Y-'si 'A as living conditions are concerned the ordinary \\\ 4L'' somier has never been so well off." -r~ W**-’ p xtract f rom J elter re ' ei *«d from Japan recently J A u\ _ ' _ J/l ' kxa-'J • from a New Zealand Jayforce soldier.) = f/)cCJ Japan is a fascinating country and conditions for the ----- u *!. Zealand soldier with Jayforce are all that could I r desired . • • • Plenty of sport and recreation . . . --- Z<-- ztr 1 Generous leave . . . Well-appointed clubs . . . And the I - company of a grand crowd of chaps. An experience (7 , z & I young New Zealander should miss. I L IF. 11°n J° ENL L ST : Ca " at the nearest Arm X W( * | _ /■’ ITg. Ofnc e °r obtain a registration form at any Post V Office or Ra,lwa y Booking Office. A ' 1 Period of Service: 18 months or prior discharge. w yZ. Age limits: Between 20 and 40 years (inclusive). Rates of Pay: As for 2NZEF. X O »i» t »7r r ’/ re a , dvised A not to « ive “P civil employment until kr BBL V pt fad ' ,lcefromArn, y toenter Camp. SEE JAPAN fa . Aoeuand, Pae™, SOLT Du^„?ln™^r ßlenheira ’ Greymouth, Christchurch, A.hburt™, Timaru, Oam.ru,