REVOLUTION FEAR
POSITION IN N.S.W. THE GOVERNOR ANXIOUS. PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION POSSIBLE. (Received LI a.m.) SYDNEY, Tliis Day. In the event of the High. Court deciding against the New South Wales Government on the motion to compel the banks to return all State moneys paid to the Commonwealth, the Governor, Sir Philip. Game,. will dissolve the State Parliament. This view is expressed by well-informed people. It is believed that the Governor is extremely perturbed at the possibility of a revolution. The trade unions have announced their intention to take their place “in the fight which is impending,” and accordingly are enlisting aid from, returned soldiers and placing a united organisation at the disposal of the Premier.
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Northern Advocate, 16 April 1932, Page 10
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115REVOLUTION FEAR Northern Advocate, 16 April 1932, Page 10
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