THE IRISH PROBLEM.
iCbIBAIUN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOC*-/lON
SITUATION IN BELFAST
LONDON, April 0
Despite the deaths of two boys (Catholic and Protestant), the situation in Belfast is stated to he improving.
DE VALERA’S CAMPAIGN. LONDON, April 7
The Irish Republicans have viiged the Irish Republican Army to abandon allegiance to the Free State. This is believed to be the beginning o. Mr De Valera’s recruiting campaign wliifch is ilotv gfowing stronger daily. An armed woman held up two trains in County Donegal. She then seized and burned newspapers aboard it. The latest casualties at Belfast City include a nine-year-old hoy.
ENGLISH HELP FOR EX-
POLICEMEN
(Keceived This Day at 5.30 a.m.) LONDON, April 6
As a result of a deputation of. members of the House of Commons, the Cabinet has telegraphed to ® e ™ ra Macready (police head in l s er) take special measures to protect all disbanded Royal Irish Constables. - telegram announcing the murder of two more constables at Tralee arrived while Mr Chamberlain was receiving a deputatl<Tlie Cabinet has also decided that disbanded men who care to come to England will be granted separation allowances.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1922, Page 3
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188THE IRISH PROBLEM. Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1922, Page 3
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