Mr. Savage Makes Caustic Rejoinder
I Per Press Association. Copyrignt.l WELLINGTON, This Day. TN A SPEECH TO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES AT OTAKI, THE PRIME MINISTER, THE RT. HON. M. J. SAVAGE, RECOUNTED HOW HE HAD BEEN TELEPHONED BY A REPRESENTATIVE OF AN OVERSEAS NEWSPAPER, AND INVITED TO REPLY TO LORD ROTHERMERE’S ARTICLE. “I said New Zealand’s defence was in a better position today than it had ever been,” said Mr Savage, “and we are going on to do still more. If Lord Rothermere would mind his own business, and allow us to mind ours, he would be doing a service to himself, to New Zealand, and to Britain.”
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Northern Advocate, 14 June 1938, Page 5
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