DICTATORSHIP OR FAIR PLAY

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 308, 23 September 1943, Page 8

DICTATORSHIP OR FAIR PLAY

JOHN HOGAN IS DENIED THE RADIO—HEAR HIM REPLY. Why is John Hogan denied Hie right even to one short broadcast to his own electorate, when Walter Nash can bare the air for t wo hours? Is this fair to you people who cannot come out and attend meetings, who want to hear what. Youth has to say about vital problems Youth must solve Is tliis the freedom for which Youth is called on to make sacrifices? Is tliis democracy or dictatorship? John' Hogan has a vital message for young and old. Hr- represents the ideals and standards of -the future, not. of the past. He talks of what will be done, not of what has been done. Make this your answer to the Radio Ban —pack iiis final meeting at the Palace Theatre. Petone, Tonight, and in High Street. Lower Hutt, and Jackson Street. Petone. on Friday Night, and hear for yourself ins reply, to the desperate broadcast appeal of Hie retiring member. The fight in the Hutt is between Hogan and Nash. Only Hogan can defeat. Nash. Don’t waste your vote on forlorn hones. —Advt.