The unhappy children of the World Atill look to UA for help YoReift two years ag0 to the United Nations Appeal for Children really did save a child: The huge shipments of New Zealand food, wool, and precious lifesaving fish liver oils, placed New Zealand' $ contribution second highest in the world; on a population basis. But even 80, less than half of the world's unhappy, hungry children have been cared for. Those who have been helped still get hungry every day, still need our help. You are asked to give another day' 8 earnings-a day'$ pay, a day' 9 profit, O1 the equivalent of a day' $ professional Or farming income: Send it to your local Appeal Committee, Or your local Mayor' 8 office. 0 4 246.63 NEW ZEALAND'8 1950 UNITE D NATIONS 1PPEAL Fo R CHILDREN One day 'of your , 'pay WIll ANOTHER SAVE ChiLd
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 23, Issue 583, 25 August 1950, Page 20
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145Page 20 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 23, Issue 583, 25 August 1950, Page 20
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