VICTORIAN POLITICS
ABSENT PREMIER. ALLEGES UNDERHAND WORK. (Aus. N.Z Cable Assn.) GENEVA. April 25. Interviewed, Mr Hogan expressed himself aggrieved because he understands that the cablegram sent by him to Mr Tunnecliffe on April 15? in favour of the re-enactment of the Premiers’ Plan, was supp’ressed, and not even read when members of the Cabinet discussed the election policy. He declares its is a choice between honour and dishonour. “I adhere to my political principled,” he said, “supporting the whole of the Premiers’ Plan. Mr Tunnecliffe’s statement that I was not offered the Agent-General-ship puzzles me. I have asked him to explain, and will probably publish tomorrow Mr Tunnecliffe’s cablegram re. -ipr+ing the Agent-Generalship, and my
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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1932, Page 5
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