BRITISH PARLIAMENT

Grey River Argus, 8 November 1938, Page 10

BRITISH PARLIAMENT

; . . New Seision ■ it?:*- .1-. • ■ , ■ ....ft,, [British Official Wireless.] .ftft -.•.i- 'lm • HUGBY, November 5. , The new session pf the thirty-seventh Parliament pf the United Kingdom pf Britain;'and Northern Ireland will be ..openedJ iristate, on Tuesday by the . The' Srst two days .of the new session will he takep up with a genera! debate an,d the Address-in-Reply to. the king’s speech. The. Opposition amendment' wilt' be taken on Thursday and wHI be discussed till well into the middle of the following week. The rearmament, programme is expected to fufnieh ; the main subject for discussioh.ftandl next to. that, chief interest in ft anticipation centres on the anhouncement bn Palestine to be made 6V 1 thbft Colonial Secretary (Mr Malcbl'm •' Map Donald). Mr Malcolm MacDonald in a messa&e- tb the Conservative candidate in the- Dartford by-election said: “Mr Chamberlain is a man who - has tpe courage not /merely to ■ shout ; peace buf -actuaUy malce peace, and is a fit leader •’for' -the country. ■ The object of -tKe'f^Gbvbrnment,' he says, js world peab&l’on more secure and just foun- .. ..-J-, of ftthe Opposition, -Tdr speaking ft at .Dartford, for national unity irrtespectiveftof party differences rang hollow SsWhile the “most incompetent Government: in modern times” was heptrin by the party loyalty of •its supporters. said that in former ifesii tho House of Commons woula hav& revdlted before the repeated revelations ,of Ministerial neglect and incompetence. ;. ip ft