THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES
Pit HSI I)KXT CoSUMAVK IN A.MKMCA. The impression made by the Irish Free State executive was of a decidedlv pleasing and favourable character. In his various addrisses the President con lined himself mostly in pointing out the real economic and industrial advance which the Free State is making. and in explaining her position in the tlritish Commonwealth of Nations. Xot a word of iso'litics interfered with lii,* representation of fact-. Tile vast number of Americans wlm heard one or more of his talks, mo-tly via the radio, must have tunned a Letter idea of the inclining of the British Commonwealth than had been previously entertained. and of course learned something of the workings, as applied to constituent parts. —American Paper.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1928, Page 2
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124THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1928, Page 2
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