Mr. Chanberlain war constantly interrupted" by whispered remake Str." Kirkwood (Labour: Dumbarton Buryhe), who st length haute: "What about" thes Red ieter™ when the' Foreign Seer ecament he. had' received "from was Feferring to" the. secret Germany.—Cheers greeted ¢ the warning of the Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means that he would suspend Mr. Kirkwood if he did not refrain from inter-
Mr. Kirkwood rose and shouted fat the Chairman, who ordered him to leave. Mr. Kirkwood refused and was named. The Speaker was summoned and Mr, Chamberlain' moved the suspension of Mr. Kirk-woul, which was carried after Mr, Ramsay MacDonald, the leader of the Labour Party, had unsuecessfully "interceded, contending that. Mr. Kirkwood had not been given his' proper rights. The Speaker asked Mr. Kirkwood to leave, upon which the Labour members rose in a body and marched out headed by Mr. MacDonald, amid Ministerial laughter and cheers.
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