THAT PROPAGANDA SENT TO JAPAN
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, V • ' - L W-'EL IAN G T( ) N ,iNo V. 21. , It was iibt ontv fpersonal letters tha! were sent by National candidates to Japan, Mr. AicDomild, assistant secre tarv of tlie Labour Party, stated to night. "1 liave in my possession a printed leaflet containing biographical notes and a photograph of oue candidate which was sent to rne from Japan," he said. "No doubt other Na tional candidates adopted siniilar methods. Even the National I'arty wil: be forced.to conceile that tl\is definitely constitutes Party [iropaganda and a breacli of the agreeineiit. " JMr. McDonald said another letter conlained the phrases: " We could do with. a b;t niore honesty in Governmenl here" and " There 's a big job to clean out graft and give the straiglit shooter a cliauce. " It would lie evident to the public, Mr. AlcDonald concluded, that tlie National Party had broken its given word in order to achieve its political pnds.
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Chronicle (Levin), 22 November 1946, Page 5
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162THAT PROPAGANDA SENT TO JAPAN Chronicle (Levin), 22 November 1946, Page 5
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