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The HW: Plan Promises the Best Solution for Postwar Problems Talk about theories and sisms" all you please. Discuss orthodox and unorthodox methods of finance as much as you like but, in all the plans for a brave new world, there s one that must work that'$ the EW Plan. And SHW? stands for Hard Work: The good old HW. has succeeded: Dickens walked ten miles to check the furniture of a room he was writing a story about: Edison tried over a thousand materials before he thought of carbonised thread for the flament of his lamp. Mitchell drew hundreds of sets of plans before the Spitfire burtled through the air: General Montgomery studied every small detail of attack before he pressed the button for his African vic- tories. All these men followed their own H.W. Plan. In our own feld; the EW. Plan has been successful: It meant a new industry for New Zealand and a future for a large num- ber of skilled workers: But, we re not con- tent with that. We have 4 new EW. Plan for after the war: It will entail revolution- 0 ary changes in the plastic industry of New Zealand it will mean new standards of hougekeeping and new phases of indus try. The HW. Plan will work wonders AC URLWIN Ltd. CKRISTCHURCH: MANUFACTURERS OF SPEEDEE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND TITEGRIP WIRING DEVICES. A. C. Urlwin Ltd: ploneered the Plastic Industry in New Zealand, therefore making possible the mass production of Electrical Wiring Devices and Appliances

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 264, 14 July 1944, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 264, 14 July 1944, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 264, 14 July 1944, Page 3

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