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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 October 1938, Page 11

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K H MBIM BT! wopgs Ml Mw ) .Ml 111111 l GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE NETHERLANDS BELGIUM U.S.A. qm Illi Dalions Reject _ ■M Prohibition “ universal opinion is so rare that when it does occur surely every right-minded man and woman ||||||| must at least be impressed. < SWITZERLAND . ... « v DENMARK Eight countries have tried prohibition and have thrown it out. The United States of America gave prohibition ||| a thorough trial, lasting fourteen years and costing C |||/ billions of dollars, repeal being carried by the biggest majority ever recorded bn any question. In addition, . ! every other country has either refused to consider the brazil idea or has voted on it and refused to give it a trial. Today no nation in the whole wide world has prohibition, which is universally acknowledged to be wrong in principle and disastrous in practice. New Zealand for no apparent reason votes regularly on the issue and just as regularly turns it down, each time more emphatically than before. At the forthcoming Elections, electors must again cast their votes on the licensing referendum. Do not leave it to I. x T .... TinM .. rnwnMiiAMrF 1 1 £ n ,J 1. 1 I vote for NATIONAL CONTINUANCE fA, y ZW the other fellow as he may be r /y 7 Z/j/ > • leaving it to you. I STATE PURCI I A I volt? fw NATIONAL F \ WT STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES '■ ' % Vow (omi manci: