ALLEGED NAZI AGENTS
ACTIVITIES IN DOMINION POLICE INVESTIGATION URGED [by TELEGRArH —PBESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON. Wednesday "Anybody who thinks the Government is asleep has some more thinking to °< This was the only comment made ny the Prime Minister, Mr Savage when a recent resolution of the Wellmgt branch of the Amalgamated Society . Railway Servants urging upon tiie J«i istcr in charge of Police the neces? of instituting a full police invcstig. tion into the activities of Nazi and organisations in New Zealand, referred to him to-day.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23071, 23 June 1938, Page 12
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