FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
PREFERENCE TO SOLDIERS
ANTI-COMMUNIST POLICY
(Received 13th January, 10. a.m.) ■■•.■.'■■ : CANBERRA, This Day. .! The' Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Parkhill, stated that the new Government would give full preference in, em-j ployment'to returned soldiers. ! The first step to be.talcen by the Government in its anti-Communist policy would be to re-issue a proclamation prohibiting the import of all literature advocating the overthrow by force of. any constitutional Government. :
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 9
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