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,y-» h: - s..c» ....-»1 11 * , s . f z '</ ' ' 'V ft I BANK 1 05*0® ill I CLOSEDWwfII A PAYMENT -El sanded JJIIIjIBJSItas V-3MI&W ,-h V?! 4 ” ? ■ cM-t' 1 y : ; >sWS^te ; '-' ;h.<, / largT 'ln ■ '"" fe.fl it ii ADPc ri Wf tf l n The avowed policy of Labour leaders is the attemptSp® ed socialisation of credit,, hanking resources, and f® BIT-Ml IS@ finance generally—the original aim of Lenin, and fILA Whß HKk the disastrous plan of Lang. 11® M Remember the tragic results of political interference ® ® with banking, when in April 1931 the N.S.W. Labour politicians, shouting repudiation and default, destroyed the People’s confidence in the Government’s own Savings Bank and forced it to close its doors. Labour’s financial programme means the wrecking of established systems of credit and the destroying of public confidence. Its inflationary policy would mean the ruin of thousands of workers whose whole i savings are in insurance policies and similar securities. Play safe. Remember that a vote against the Government is a vote for Labour*