DICTATORSHIP ENDS
LABOUR PARITY’S REJECTION
(Australian Press Association.)
(Receiyed ;Eeb. 13th;- at 9.55 a.m.) SYDNEY, February 13.
The outstanding feature of the metropolitan labour conference was that Mr Laiig’k advice, concerning . the socialisation of a poliey.Jof the next Federal election, was rejected. The conference refused to revoke its former decisions, and declared for straight-out socialisation without limitation as the policy of,the Australian Labour Party for the Federal elctions. The unification proposals of Mr Lang are described as a “red herring drawn across the track.”
'“'lTie “HerakP’~says~tha£, since 1927, Mr Lang lias occupied the position of dictator in the Labour Party, Laving been given absolute power by the executive. The decision of the-, conference means that this,'•dictatorship has ended.'
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1933, Page 6
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