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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 207, 1 September 1943, Page 5

DAVID VERSUS GOLIATH "Democratic Soldier Labour is composed of soldiers on leave without pay, farmers with insufficient guaranteed prices, workers on stabilised wages. We cannot afford wide display advertisements or nuantities of wide hoardings. With 34 quantities ex-soldi«rs and 24 or 25 Of our candidates soldiers of this war, and of that number no less than 20 soldiers on leave without pay or allowS -Sif ?nr their wives and children, and soldiers on furlough from the Middle Fast and Pacific, it mfght be thought Sfat the Labour Prime Minister would fair and grant reasonable rights of Rebate to men who had helped to fight f °Vet r Democratic Soldier Labour has been t y r pi 1 one broadcast only. Mr. Lee has the following letter to the prime Minister.oSS.hS&^U.'S the large team of candidates, at least ha!ff§f whom have given service and Sfanv of them distinguished service, to S y country, this Is not too much to v>qterday's paper stated that Mr. „Tf Q „H the Prime Minister were to ?° coverage, but Mr. Lee is have P broadcast once, from two only to oe three W eeks thereafter shaU we win, for we have a Cause. On the road gaily, Without a crust of bread, Yet gaily marched The regiment. t „ the* Town Hall on Thursday, i Sentember, and hear John A. Lee, 2nd of Septeni , Democratic Broadcast. David will defeit Gtoliath in spite of Golirth s poor SP We Sn^ a "w hil f 0i New Zealand.—(Ad.)