EX-SOLDIER'S COMPLAINT
A NOVEL METHOD
LONDON, October 19. “Australia,’? method and the la don version of treating ex-soldiers” was the lettering which accompanied photographs of a series, of .pawn tickets whi'.li a former Australian mining engineer forwarded to Mr. Seuljin. witli an allklavit complaining of his treatment by certain high Australia House rllieia’s. lie staled that if, his appeal was unsuccessful Ho would renounce his Australian nationality, Mr. Sciilliti, after inquiries, returned the affidavit and photographs without comment. i lie complainant is at present in Laris, where he is appealing to IM. Poincare for redress, lie fprpverly held important jobs in New South Wales and victoria, lie wont to America to take up,a big position in Peru, lie was the only man to enlist ,in the A.I.F. from Chicago in 1918. Bivontly ho wrpte to the former British Aipbassnijor in Was,h, ington, Sir Us me Howard, who did not recall liifn.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17406, 3 November 1930, Page 11
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151EX-SOLDIER'S COMPLAINT Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17406, 3 November 1930, Page 11
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