SOVIET PROPAGANDA
GERMANY’S RETORT. Dnifcsd Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright BERLIN, Alay 5. Soviet’s aggressive mnlti-tongued propaganda broadcasts from student stations, even interfering with those in Britain, found a speedy retort from Germany, who began a broadcast war exposing the shortcomings of the Soviet system. The first lecture consisted of eve-witnesses’ unsparing description of Russia’s unhygienic and overcrowded homes, shoddily drdssed citizens and unclean and inadequate food.
UNLICENSED TRANSMITTERS. I nlieensed transmitters ar ( . found elsewhere than in the ranks of radio lans. You meet them in train, bus, and car, coughing and sneezing, scattering germs. Protect yourself against these dangers with Pulmonas. Pulmonas dissolved in the mouth release antiseptic vapours through which cold and ’Hu germs cannot penetrate.— Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1931, Page 6
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118SOVIET PROPAGANDA Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1931, Page 6
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