P.P.A. CONFERENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 152, 28 June 1924, Page 7

P.P.A. CONFERENCE.

.J . I THE POLITICAL SITUATION. I J A QI'KSTIDX OK LOYALTY. ' J At the annual meeting of the dominion '■Council of tin- 1.1.A..he1d in Wellinjr- ' i ton. a prolonged discussion lock place :' on the political eitmition. The Dominion | 1 executive was rpipicstt'il to watch lie- j > I velopments ami assist in every nay to | >' secure settled <;o\ ernmerit. Thi" remits - from pro.ips nlTei-tinj.' matters <.f policy [ 'were c-i.nsiflereil. The Kinanuc I'onimit--1 . tee's report, reooniiiiomliiifr an extension i of orpanisatioll and the creation of a cen- j . : tral fund through the nine provinces, was i;! adopted. The majority of the. ofheers were i-e-eleeted. The report of the ■ I'olicv and Pulilie Questions Committee ! was k't down for i-onsi.lerat ion later. i The council unanimously resolved: I'"That the attention of the Minister of j Education and of the Senate of tiie i I'niversitv he drawn to the propaganda iajrainst. loyalty v. the Kinpire and eonj stitutional government carried on tinder the di*«uise of debates l.y the Debating Society in connection with Victoria C'oliejje. Wellington, and expresses the I opinion that colleges under the authority lof the Inivetsitv Senate a"nd sustained l.y public money, should not permit. I under their auspices, nryarilsatiulia whicli I are centres for the propagation nf j revolutioiiarv doctrines and disloyalty.""