FEDERAL UNION

Waikato Times, Volume 130, Issue 21689, 27 March 1942, Page 2

FEDERAL UNION

An address on Federal Union and its implications for New Zealand was given by Mr M. James at a meeting of the Hamilton Left Book Club. He said the main idea was to federate 15 democratic States, with control vested in a senate and deputies on a basis of population. The voting power would always give the majority to the United States. The speaker said the real meaning of federal union was to sacrifice control of all essential factors to an international body domiciled in the United States, and asked could any New Zealander support such an idea based on fear. He summarised the Christian basis of true peace and prosperity. With less than a week to Easter we take this opportunity of reminding you of the necessity of havirg your wardrobe right up-to-the-minute. Shop now while stocks are at their best and shop at Hooker c nd Kingston’s. We take pleasure in presenting for your approval all that is smart and stylish in women’s apparel for Easter. Interesting frocks full of new detail, smart man-tailored cjstumes in Harris tweeds, new coat styles, etc., etc. We cordially invite you to call and view our wonderful selection. Hooker and Kingston’s—- .“ Where Style Costs Less.” All houses in the outskirts of the suburbs will be called on tomorrow by girls collecting bottles in aid of 1 the ”A.8.C.” candidate in the popular girl contest. Horses and carts are being supplied for the purpose*