TO DEMONSTRATE
LABOUR DECISION STANDS REFERENCE TO "BOOBY TRAP" P.A. WELLINGTON, this day. In- announcing that the Labour demonstration to-morrow will proceed, Mr. F. P. Walsh, president of th» Wellington Trades and Labour Council, stated to-day that Brigadier R. A. Row, D.5.0., organiser of the Dominion Council for Co-ordinated Business Associations, was advised and warned last week that the trades unions did not favour the demonstration and preferred a reasonable deputation, but that Brigadier Row's decision must then be made, as it would not be possible to cancel the widespread arrangements for Labours' participation at the eleventh hour.
Mr. Walsh characterised the use cf the piirase "all who are opposed to National Socialism" as poisonous propa.icirrlfi and sa'<l tnat Brigadier Row had boon caught in his own booby '■ an.
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TO DEMONSTRATE, Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 180, 1 August 1945
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