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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 306, 21 September 1943, Page 1

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WILL APPLETON. NATIONAL CANDIDATE FOR WELLINGTON CENTRAL, SAYS: IT does seem incongruous that Colonel W. N. Pharazyn, who is now -Military Attache to Mr. Nash at the' Legation in Washington, talked in a decidedly unwarIlkc strain to the students of Victoria University College in 1935. With Communist leanings. Colonel Pharazyn veered back to orthodox Labour, and at the Labour Conference in 1939 he proposed a motion of confidence in Air. Nash as Finance Minister. Immediately prior to the War he was Secretary of the N.Z. Clerical Workers’ Union. He nowdraws £2737 per annum at Washington. (He was a Major when he was appointed to Washington.) . Colonel Pharazyn did'good service in the last War and was decorated, but surely there were several beads on the permanent Military -Staff who should have received prior consideration: that is, if such an appointment as Military Attache was really necessary at all. . ~ . >, •Show your disapproval of Labour c poiicv of political patronage by votin„ NATIONAL this time and for WILL APPLETON who stands for “A Square Deal’ for ALL the people.