* In an address on "’Citizenship” at Christchurch last week. Mr. J. A. Frostick referred -to the question of loyalty and the practice of saluting the flag. He mentioned that in America children were taught to salute the flag every day. and said that the same sort of thing should prevail in New Zealand. Loyalty to the Crown and country was made a condition before any man could become a member of the Government, and as parents must be held responsible for the of their no man or woman should be entrusted with a voice in the government of the country through the franchise who, by word or act, was disloyal to Crown or encouraged or permitted his or her children to disregard their- national duties.
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 November 1921, Page 10
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