London, Feb. 27, The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, was heckled "by. two ur members in the House of Gommons to'day during question Bir, James Maxton, ex-teacher, and Mr. John McGovern, a former Plumber, took the Prime "Minister for refusing to discuss the Proposal that representatives of, the unemployed marchers should be Yeceived at the Bar of the House.
Mr, MeGovern asked if Mr. Mac-Donald intended "to. close every constitutional approach to the Gov-would raise the matter during the Jdebate on the adjournment to-night, Prime Minister's Reply In the evening, the House of Commons rej 'a motion for the
attention to the refusal sdjoummnent of the House t9. call the Prime Minister to receive a deputa-{tion of "hunger marchers.
The motion was submitted by Mr. George Buchanan, Left Wing Lab-Jour member for the Gorbals Division, of Glasgow, and was supported independent leader. by the Labour Opposition and the Liberal Sir
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