London, July 17.
'The possibility of the housing situation shortly involving the eountry in a general election is being canvassed in political circles owing to the activity of the Opposition in the course of the debate on Mr. 'Wheatley's Housing Bill in the' House of Commons last night.
All amendments moved were rejected, but the frequent criticisms provoked Sir Patrick Hastings, the Attorney-General, to declare that the Government would be only too glad to get the voice of the on February 12 that he know a country upon the measure—Reuter.
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