GILLIGAN THE FASCIST
MALOJA’S CAPTAIN ENLISTS HIM
LONDON, May 3
Quetsioned by the Herald special representative, A. E. It. Gilligan, who captained the English test team on their recent Australian tour, said it was quite true that he and Mr F. C. Toone, the manager, had joined the British Fascisti on the return trip from Australia. “Shipley Warner, commander of the Maloja, kindly explained the objects of the movement to us,” said Gilligan. “As it stands for the King and tho Union Jack in preference to Bolshevism and the Red Flag, I was only too willing to join immediately.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 138, 15 May 1925, Page 10
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