THE LYONS CASE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18406, 12 June 1925, Page 8

THE LYONS CASE.

DEPORTATION .^JfiflH: PRIME MINISTER'S f^fSSK TO DEPUTA TCON.^||||K Replying to a Labour <h§jm9B|raj with reference to tho <typ9ftamraHif9 Noel Lyons, an I.W.V. Prime Minister said' directed :that in a matter of certain things should lie Attorney-General had merely adSSSSUSBM tho advice of tho Executive "fPtbHtM This question had been 'sidered by the Governmentf opinion was—and it wis 'hf/i effSHHI also—that it was the/<kffi6ntnMHKl duty on behalf of the sejK*» who should or should jm" ! W' a %nnH| to land ill' the country. portion. If a person wmi"WMOTffHBI to be one who would not'aw&JpßfiMHlßjip country's peojilo, as Kiev 'they claimed the right to a person, "You are no and you may return to tM tMKagHU came from." That was ana it represented the feeßngarfflEH|HaHH who at tho moment the government of the was pleased to hear tion did not believe pies, or Communism.'" that Lyons' was, a retawwSßMraßH|l had fought for his was pleasing to know a fact which was to.lyonaVffijWSaHHM at. the same time it > did not WwHWW any license to come ,to yWaBBHHHi and preach a doctrinevtha* t'^HHgfflgHraß "It just t means"'|hi»; M Coates, "that" Wo, as W% 2timN| either adopted or stand of saving come into |b^ffl|MjjiSto||Bßt not intend to take *hj v ing people to say to be' practised and ijflwhWjBPMMM The Prime Minister doctrines were given ands of citizens who reasonable opportunity their feet and'doing fWraaMl not refer to the 'inatjj«^«B^l||MM| carry out the law.' I do; J^glM^^^Ml whether ho is advice, if he will take M*3j&ffiHßHm is not to make any return by the ship further trouble, and gfrgfWßaHMptJ "W.e knojv what the law «BB|bSHHB|||W law will be given eflertlt^^Bßi|i|jaW Coates Baid that the Government of ahj cide what reading into the country. did not underestimate |^MW| certain literature, < in not in the public interests of the poapWilll|BnßMßlß the interests of t&e S%SMIISBHU» peace and quietness of 'ffllgßßlfflKw