GODLESS FOE IS WATCHING

Chronicle (Levin), 2 October 1947, Page 7

GODLESS FOE IS WATCHING

— O — STfiKN WAIINING TO MEETING OF FARMERS A >tining iipi'i'al u> fanncrs lo mahe a Mii'iciii" clTnrt iu MUiding food 1> 1'rilain wa> made l»y the presidcnt of .Manawa1 u Fcdn at.cd Fiirmi'is, M r. II. i (' . Mcl.mu ey, to a speeial aid to Brituui •Y MH'i't ing of ihe urganisation iu I'almorston Xoi'tli vcsU'i-dtiy. " If \vc dou 't ari as Brit ishcrs iu 1 i d i 1 1 m F.ngland o\cr iu this ci'isis there a foreign eh'iiient tliat, il we I o l Ino dow 'ii. u 1 11 coiuc iu on Britain uid briiig her to her knees, and slie eould ea-nly be brnuglit to her knees. said Alr. Mi-Lcavcy. "There is only :i thiu lliread between licr and t lisit late. Tliis nli'uicut is at work today. It has mad;' great oi* terrilorinl stridcs tlian auy other nation. It is waiting to take lnore. Sho, tliis Gudless toe, caii onl\ naike strides when people arc hungrv and in distress. To stop tliis we mimi fullil on r nbligat ions as a daughter nation. There iiiust be a (|ui«*k tunilonnil oi sliips, \v e niust live within our national ineoiiie ainl we niust only reCjuiri* the inother country to supply us witli the bare ueeessit y. "There is also an eleiuent in Xow Zealand which would take great pleusure in liiiding the farmers wanting. Po liot let us dweli too Iona- on our coinplaints — we niust take the liroad vievv and go l'ai-k t>* our t'arms to sea whai "\v> can d i to produce niore food. Aid to Rritnin is 011 everyone 's lips todav 111 Tliis Dotninion. everyone wlio has tlu' welfare of Rrilain at lieart. t know tlu* fanncrs will strivo to achiovo tlio tusk linton1 (liciii. 1'Tiplniid ic sliort

of dollars. Slm stooil aloue against a liloody, godless foe so that wre c-ould live in security and freedom. Otu ' grnat lnader. Mr. W'inston t'kurcliill, tiurled dulianne into tlie teoth of the oncoining fon and so put greater keart into the people of Kugland aud the Empire. Let us feed the heart that stnod betweon us and the enein v« "