farming publicity
FILMS FOR PROPAGANDA
VALUK CHALLENGED “That as a means to ensure that members and non-members of out organisation should be kept fully informed of our an active propaganda organisation be set up. (As a means to this end we would
suggest that paid organisers be appointed to visit branches on a roster system and that these organisers be equipped with projectors, with
a vieAV to ocular or visual education—the (modern method.)” This was a remit sent from Franklin Subi Province and considered at last Executive meeting of the N.Z. Farm-t era’ Union (Auckland Province). The general question of publicity
was discussed and the Chairman (Captain H. M. Rushworth) said it was quite possible that the Union might in the future he again compelled to issue i't-s own newspaper. Mr S. E. Bell said be w'as sceptic cal of the value of film propaganda based on some educational films that had been sent round his area and had only attracted poor attendances. Mr S. S. Green expressed the view that personal contact between Executive and branch members was the most effective policy. The secretary was instructed to forward a suitable reply.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 41, 5 February 1946, Page 8
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192farming publicity Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 41, 5 February 1946, Page 8
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