DEBATE TOMORROW NIGHT
WELLINGTON, Aug. 21. A loyal resolution recording the victory of the United Nations and' Parliament’s appreciation of the services of all who made it possible will probably be submitted to the House of Representatives for adoption when it resumes tonight, following the week’s adjournment to enable members to be in their own elecorate for the victory celebrations. It is expected that an adjournment will then be taken till tomorrow, and that the financial debate will begin in the evening. The first speaker in the debate will be the Leader of the Opposition (Mr Holland) and it is expected that he will be followed by the Minister of Supply (Mr Sullivan).
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 224, 21 August 1945, Page 4
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