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Wanganui Chronicle, 7 November 1949, Page 6

Labour certainly gave us ex-servicemen a “T OOK at pensions, for instance. Liberal • 1 trade-training hu been provided II . , ~ , , r au a J for over 14,000 ex-servicemen. J-J to begin with, they ve been further • increased on a pretty generous scale. I] education assistance has been jiven . xx, j x, , , j * Ml/ to over 18,000 men and women. We ve been settled on the land under • Labour’s legislation that protects US from • FARM SETTLEMENT has been arranged _ Xz®/ ' or well over 6'ooo. paying uneconomic prices. We ve bene- • tf/i fited from trade training, education assist- • /TS; HOUS,NG assistance has been gives • to 25,000 in the form of loans and over ance and abundant help on housing. And 10,000 state rental houses have been we came back to opportunity, prosperity a allocated to ex-servicemen, and security the very things we fought • 'f for. That’s the best kind of rehabilitation • any man could wish for and we’ve got < Labour to thank for it.” Vote J TH DATTO IiASUUK Vj Again A A* A Labour Part)/ £ ~

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