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Labour leader should visit Britain. Sir Norman Nock's view. Sir Norman Nock, president of the

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Unique IDA-00277457SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate28th May 1941FormatNewscuttingDescriptionLabour leader should visit Britain. Sir Norman Nock's view. Sir Norman Nock, president of the Australian Comforts Fund and formerly Lord Mayor of Sydney, said that the Federal Government should send the Leader of the Opposition, Mr Curtin, or someone nominated by him, to London, to discuss with Mr Bevin, the leader of the British Labour Party, the working of the National Government in Britain and the method by which the rights of the workers were being protected. (SMH)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Labour leader should visit Britain. Sir Norman Nock's view. Sir Norman Nock, president of the