LABOUR CONFERENCE.
AUSTRALIA CRITICISED. BY CABLE PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPYRIGHT Received .July 8. 15 urn s r ~ . , LONDON.'JuIy 7. >ur Curtin, has arrived in London, tie criticises the Commonwealth Government’s attitude towards the Labour Conference, the importance of which to Australian industries and social life, he says, does not seem to. be appreciated. Austialiu had only two, instead of* tour, delegates, and one substitute Government delegate, Mr Fuhnnan, whereas Japan had sixty Government delegates of ambassadorial standing who spoke authoritatively, but Australia, was unable to do this. The explanation of Australia’s remissness regarding the ratification convention and action arising out- of the recommendation of earlier conferences should not have been left to a substitute who. Mr Curtin understands, was not instructed thereon.— Aus.-N.Z. Gallic Assn.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 July 1924, Page 7
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