THE LANG DOCUMENT

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3742, 10 June 1932, Page 5

THE LANG DOCUMENT

Left in a Pigeon Hole TAKEN UP BY POLICE WILL INVESTIGATE IT MIN ISTER TA L STATEMEXT ON ITS GENUINENESS LANG’S SOVIET PLAN TELEGRAPH TO THE LABOUR DAILY WHICH RETORTED WITH KNOW ING C ONTENTS By Telegraph—Press Assn—Copyright (Aust. and N.Z. Cable) (Received June 10, 10.5 a.m.) Sydney June 10. The Daily Telegraph .“ays the pr>lioe took action the in-tant the document, found in Parliament House (published in yesterday s Star) was handed to the Oommisioner of Police. Mr Childs. He stated that a thorough investigation would be made. NO CHAFF SAYS CTIAFFEY The Chief Secretary. Mr Chaffcy, made the comment that, the contents of the document "ere consistent with the resolutions passed at the Easter Conference in 1931 of tlie Labour Party and rescinded next day. It is the same Soviet plan that the Lang Government had been associated with all along. ONE PAPER TO ANOTHER The Daily Telegraph adds that a message to the Labour Daily later on "Wednesday night informed them of the impending' publication of the document. They were quickly into print with a Inoiidemnation of it, without having seen it.