CABLEGRAMS.
BRITISH POLITICS.
c THE AMEN BILL,
RE&ISTRIATION PROPOSALS.
(Per "United Press Association.)
(Received 29tti, 12.15 p.m)
LONDON, April 28.
Goulding's Alien Bill was read a second time in the House of. Commons. Mr Ramsay McDbnald siaid the idea of ifegistr&tion was absolutely alien to his cionceptions of British liberty, and -tbat the Llabour party | did not agree-.witli pj single! line of the Bill.
Mr "Winston Churchill said thiit the registration proposals wei'e impracticable.
The Bill was. sent to -thie GrauiwJ Committee. ■
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10354, 1 May 1911, Page 4
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