THIS IS THE PETER FRASER YOU’RE ASKED TO VOTE FOR

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 309, 24 September 1943, Page 8

THIS IS THE PETER FRASER YOU’RE ASKED TO VOTE FOR

Wellington knows Peter Eraser a« the chairman of the Central Commit; tee in the dark days of Hie influenza epidemic which followed the last They know, too, of bis record of civic service that followed. They appreciate his honest representation of the people of Wellington Central for the last 25 years. They know his qualities as a great Prime Minister and an Empire statesman. Now read the comments that follow an'd judge for yourself what manner of man is this Peter Fraser: From a great statesman, Lord Beaverbrook : “I am much impressed with Mr. Fraser. He is quiet and does not criticize unnecessarily, but is not airaid to make discerning and forceful criticism. He is a strong man.” From one of I lie world’s greatest newspapers, the •'Manchester Guardian”: “In political leadership and administrative ability Mr. Fraser stands uurivailed today.” From a famous American broadcaster, Larry Le Souer: — “Nothing could be quieter or more real than this man.” From the “New Zealand Herald”: — “For Mr. Fraser himself, his bitterest opponent could not truthfully deny that since the outbreak of the war he has been unwearied in support of the nation’s cause. His pledge to prosecute the war unflinchingly to the day of victory will be accepted unreservedly, for il is endorsed by Hie record of the past four years.” For the leadership New Zealand needs—Vote Peter Fraser for Welling/op.jCentraL—AUvL.