PACIFIST MOVEMENT
ATTITUDE OF STUDENTS ( Per Press Association ) DUNEDIN, Aug. 22. Regarding the pacifist motion at Knox Church annual meeting, Dr. Hawkes worth, president of the Students’ Union, questioned the statement that 20 per cent, of the students subscribed to the pacifist viewpoint. There was no such definite movement in the University, as the whole Knox movement could not speak for the University. and his own opinion was that the student body as a whole would certainly fall into line with the people of the Dominion if called up to fight.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 197, 23 August 1935, Page 6
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