FEDERAL POLITICS
CENSURE MOTION DEFEATED, (DMITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COFTRIGBT.) (Received July 1, 11.30 a.m.) .. MELBOURNE, This Day, The Censure Amendment in the Federal House of Representatives, condemn-1 ing the Government for failure to deal (with the dumping of cheap imported igoods, was defeated', by 38 votes to. 17. Mr, Catts voted with the: Government, after hotly attacking the Labour movement and charging it with corruption against sections of, the previous Government of New, South. Wales. .... .'. .
. The' Supply vote was passed for ;£2,500,0Q0 for one month. .■-. ■•' .. - \ .•'.
The Budget was promised parly in the 'session. ;-..- ■■ .. ."■'.. '; .■■ ■;. '. -
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 1, 1 July 1922, Page 7
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