Police Return Letters To Cecil Holmes
AUCKLAND, May 20. "A Rupreme Co-urt Judge has Tulecl that I be reinstafed in rny job with the National Film XTnit and T intend to gc baek, " said Mr. Cecil Holmes in Anckland today. Mr Holmes was dismissed in Deeem ber after the publication of the ffHolmes letter. " He was giver judsrment last week in his aetior as^ainst the three members of the Pub1i Service Commission which had annullec his appointment in the Pnblie Service. ''The judgment in my^favour was no' eo much a victory for me persona'h as for the Publie Service Assoeiatioi whitjh snpported me in eve.rv wai throughout," Mr. Holmes added. "I did not eare abont politics at all. Ai far as I can spe the whole ease ii firiished. This is borne ont by th aetion of the poliee who retnrned ti me on Sundav the letter containim the resolutions alleecedly in kfr. Lewin'i handwriting and the letters I allegedb wrote him."
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Chronicle (Levin), 21 May 1949, Page 4
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162Police Return Letters To Cecil Holmes Chronicle (Levin), 21 May 1949, Page 4
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