CHARGES AGAINST BRITAIN
BY HEARST RATERS , (hy Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian & iN.Z. Cable Association.) ■ NEW YORK, Nov, 'ZZ. Tho Now York^Timerf’, Washington corespondent states charges appearing it- the flearst newspapers here that Hie British Government is engaged in extensive propaganda intended to defeat the pending-Ship Subsidy Bill wore domed’ by- Sir A. Geddes, who called upon Mr Hughes at-bis home on Sunday. Tho charges included specific reference to tho attache at the British Embassy. The correspondent says Sir A. Goddes to-morrow will bring a formal complaint before Mr Hughes with a view- to having tho United Spates Government take the action it deems proper. It is expected also that the British Government will consider steps tp protect the attache. against tho injury done him personally and officially through the charges/ 1 .v
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 28 November 1922, Page 5
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