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Page. LEADING ARTICLES .. 4 PERSONAL ITEMS .. 4 CABLE MESSAGES .. 5 SPORTING . • 7 GENERALBroadcasting 2 Gunning Appeal Dismissed 4 New Rector Appointed .. 4 Future of • iir Power .. 4 Alleged Losses of Shipping • • 4 Rear-Admiral Callaghan 4 Election Issue . • 4 Tributes to Mr Coates .. 4 Appeal for Unity 6 Enforcement of Regulations 6 Westport Hotel Destroyed 6 Offensive in Pacific .. 6 The Courts .. 7 Death of Deerstalker .. 7 COMMERCIAL ' .. 6 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 6 THE WEATHER .. 4 NEWS FOR WOMEN .. 2
When Germany Cracks It is the belief of Mr J. Roberts, of the Christchurch Trades Hall, that when German morale is sufficiently lowered, probably as the result of a military reverse, the first crack in the Nazi edifice will appear among the State railway workers. Speaking before the Businessmen’s Club in Christchurch yesterday, Mr Roberts said that Germany in a crisis depended upon this railways system, which carried 80 per cent, of that country’s goods. Though Gestapo agents had been carefully placed among these workers, he believed that when the time came they would revolt.
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23962, 1 June 1943, Page 4
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178Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23962, 1 June 1943, Page 4
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