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Chronicle (Levin), 7 November 1946, Page 4

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: I ur.s tV*at ; I nas ««ea -ua HPl 1111 ||||\ '^N^^h^^ountry in the world has rehabilitated Its |p| \ servicemen and women more smoothly and quickly, jllll more generously and with less unemployment than New Zealand. l, Wm Early in the war the Labour Government made plans to re-establish in jobs, in ||||| gj business, on farms and in homes all those who served and needed assistance. The |||| success of Labour's Rehabilitation scheme contrasts strikingly with the dismal treatH ment handed out to returned soldiers of the last war. Read this record of achievement J|j [111 — -accomplished within less than 12 months after VJ dayl ||11 lllll HOMES FOR SERVICEMEN up businesses of thelr own. ~ B Through assistance in building Thousands more, under a gener- H H or purchasing, allocation of state ous scheme, have rece.ved trade ALREADY MORE THA ^ M rental houses or flats, or estab- tcaining, and plans are made £25,000,000 HAS BEEN |||| jlll lishment on farms with dwell- f°r training 9,000 more In GRANTED IN LOANS TO EX- |j|| M ings, more than 18,500 have the next five years. Free-of- SERV|CEMENt LABOUR Wm been provided with homes. interest ioans to purchase too t GL,ARANTEES FAIR AND ^ . . . of trade are readily available. FAIK a MM Free-of-interest have been GENEROUS TREATMENT TO |§§§ ■ advanced to over 15,000 for the SERVED 111 WM purchase offurniture. SOLDIERS INTO FARMERS ALL WHU whyeu. • Nearly 3,000 men have been '* P|P BUSINESS AS USUAL assisted to buy their own farms " — — — More than 27,000 ex-servicemen —and Labour plans to settle ||||| plil have been assisted to find jobs, 6,000 more in the next four and nearly 4,000 helped to set years.