Fifty Millions Who May Work for Peace
There are about of organised:, workers- in the worJd What an army of peacemakers if. the ; y exert- their economic and politica i power in the. interests of PEACE.
" THREE WHJI BE NO -AR'MI-S FOR WAR TF ■-THOSK R'BMTSE TO SERVK. IF THiOSH WORKERS RIOFUSE-TO -'PRODUOE hNI) ■TRANSPORT MATIORIAU3 .OF WAR IF THOSE WORKERS UNITE AT THE BAX._OT BOX - AUDTtHERE PUT AWBND TO THE POI.ITItCAH MONOFOHY OF ARMAMENTS MANIACS, AND OTHER WAR
" The fate of the world lie* in the hands of the worker*. His for ther ; i to say whether'there shall he w:iv or peace BUT THEY-•. M-IK3T ACT NOW i-JTHMY-MUST ACT BIfIPORE IT-IS TOO l^ATE—they must now enter tlu> political arena, and must on»t from ppKtJcal life KVTSRY TOOL. OF THB MA'NIAOS A-NTJ THBIU AT.(L.J r WS.-T : "St- ir 3>p«is7liihdur," ■' '
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Maoriland Worker, Volume 13, Issue 30, 25 July 1923, Page 6
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139Fifty Millions Who May Work for Peace Maoriland Worker, Volume 13, Issue 30, 25 July 1923, Page 6
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