AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.
M FOREIGN AFFAIRS. av.C) '7: 'NT putt "to MELBOURNE July, 24. In the House of Representatives Mr Bruce outlined the agenda papers for the Imperial Conference. He explained the Ministry’s attitude towards the questions especially emphasising the necessity of giving the Dominions a voice in foreign ; q| affairs. Apropos of the latter Mr Bruce mentioned that the action of Mr Lloyd George in bringing the Empirb to the brink of war with' Tur key was most unfortunate. He was taunted by the opposition members with being a member of the Hughes’ Ministry which supported Mr Lloyd * George’s action. Mr Bruce Replied j that he made no apology for that. Great Britain had decided to take j action, there was no alternative but | to assist by the prompt action of the Commonwealth which probably prevented war.
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15885, 25 July 1923, Page 5
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