Australia
A SOCIALIST'S VIEWS. con t scru*tion inevitable. Sydney, July 20. Mr, Victor Grayson, the English. Socialist, who is visiting Sydney, consider* that conscription in England is inevitable. He says our danger has arisen from political mismanagement. He hopes the war will abolish party politics, the greatest curse of any rac* or empire. He pays a tribute to MrChurchill, saying that hi* forced retirement was one,of the greatest mutate* of the war. He deplored the spirit of over-confidence. We require to hold «« with both hands and use all our energy to crush the foe. He hoped that with victory we should secure the end ol the system by which party lawyers ram the British Empire. > . . ■>■ ' TRADE WITH THE ENEMX Sydney, July Sflt Alfred George I?erwin, managing director of Benvin and Company, has btea fined £2OO for attempting to trade with the enemy. AUSTRALIAN CIVIL SERVICR Melbourne, July W-. Mr. Fisher has announced that tost civil service examinations have 'been suspended and no permanent appointments will be made until after the W, in fairness to civil service volunteers.
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1915, Page 5
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