MR DE VALERA.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20493, 11 March 1932, Page 11

MR DE VALERA.

jgjgH FREE STATE PRESIDENT. ELECTION cheered. fgE FIANNA FAIL CABINET. Lnas *3 ESS ASSOCIATION —BY ELECTRIC mwum- corraioHT.) (Beecivcd March 10th, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, March 9. Dail Eireann reassembled to■j. and Mr E. do Valera was elected Resident of the Executive Council by (1 fetes to 68. "}h Frank Faliv (Fianua Fail, GalV as elected speaker by 78 votes a .71, replacing Professor M. Hayes. fke firet Fianna Fail cabinet is as foß#ws: jjl EsOCn do Valera, President of the gjecutive Council. gf tiff T. O'Kelly, Vice-President of the Executive Council, Minister for Irttal Government and Public Health. ft SOU McEntec, Minister for Finance. Jfwiim Byan, Minister for Agriculture. jfc Bean LeilllSS, Minister for Industry . ud Commerce. £fbamas Derrig, Minister for Educalion. ; |h Frank Aiken, Minister for Defence. Ig Patrick J. Buttledge, Minister for Fwheries. & j m t flflohegan. K.C., Minister for JTiutiee. UnMr Joseph Connolly, Minister for PeiU and Telegraphs. A FULL HOUSE. WOMEN DEPUTIES IN MOURNING. PARTY APPOINTMENT OF SPEAKER. . (Receded J DUBLIN, March 9. The of the Dail were 'troirded whenthe new Deputies took s their Matt ifi lit 1 horseshoe-shaped 1011, the Plana* remaining on the Opposition benches; Two women deputiei, Mn (TOooli/ sister of the late Michael ' and Mrs Reytolda sai deep mourning. Tljw JHr|V'J*J»y (Gal way) was pnvi&fjpfm Speakership, Mr W. it of. the new OppoProfessor M. Hayes said it was' cssenspeakership out of l Labourites, howFaby, though Mr the late Deputyliabour member, adistake- to make the ical office, was then proposed ■ of the Executive illon (Independent) Jsal but added that i embarked on an friendly nations, he e Valera. lection was greeted which the people on the floor of the smohatration which e streets when Mr to the Governornce hig Ministers. ; o'olock, when the ed places with the took Keats in the that the Dail will nd Wednesday, and veral weeks for the budget. PRESIDENT. POLITICS. alera is fifty years :n in New York, hi» paniard, and his ian. Returning to he was educated at Dublin, whero he budent and athlete, exhibition scholare Royal University. 1. lie taught mathesubjecta in lloman He was also oxarn- . of- Education for wlodge of the Irish >set to him in polir tie joined the Irish 1 Easter rebellion of Burgents, holding a rhich supplied bread He surrendered on } subsequently tried leath, but the pento imprisonment for il amnesty on June eleased unconditioned him on his tele was soon elected nd his victory ftdein movement, nvention in October, "President of the n th© spring of 1918 art in the agitation >n. He was re--1 imprisoned. EscapFebruary, 1919, lie Bd States and was ammany regime of ime as "President of ' Ho raised a loan 16 "Republic." Dursrica he was elected i the Northern Par--1921 he returned to ectcd Chancellor of irsity. He resigned but accepted the ipublicans. Throughes he declared that ve up the struggle » of his country. , he was again aroned* but was reA few months lovernment arrested ion of nn expulsion of restraint did not tnd he again took a politics, eventually eutjva President of