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THE FREE STATE

ECONOMIC WAR

THE POLICY FOR MR DE VALERA

(United Press Association—By Electrio

Telegraph—Copyright)

DUBLIN, July 15

•MJr E. de Valera (President of the Irish Free State Executive), speaking in the Dail Eireann during a debate on .the economic, war-said ..that’ he was not going to . respond again to suggestions for. negbtiation 6 with Britain until lie thought that something good would come of them. 00-bpefation and goodwill would only be possible, when the evils of the, partition-, of Ireland were settled.

Mr de’Valera, said.. that his policy was not'one of ill will to‘ Britain. The issue was that' no foreign power had the. right to; have it 6 foot \in Ireland. Britain had no right, to demand, these moneys. He would eay to- the British ; “For goodness sake, stop your aggression! Then there’ will be genuine peace.”' ' A • ' -

FINANCE MEASURES -PASSED

LONDON, July 15r

The Bail Eireali’n has passed the estimates and the Appropriation; Bill. The measures, were passed after a. continuous sitting of 27-1. hours, marked by wildest scenes.. The Government continually applied pressure/during the debate. One Hansard reported • colllapsed, a journalist.:’ replacing him, while girls were' summoned from the typewriting schools to assist in the reporting. .. ’• ' . COUNTRY’S UNITY DESIRED. • ’ EbNDbN/ July : Ts. .In his Dt.il .speech, /Mr d.e Valera added: “Nobody" wishes a settlement more tha,n I doj /but eno settlement, pan -ever "occur■ t Xhyi(t4^s , er s get out,' and;jtlje unity .try .is stabilised,”.. ///•_ MORE DECREES PROMULGATED, A’f ; - ■ T I’l'J; .JV REMOVAL OF UNDESIRABLES,'” (Received this day at 9.20 aom) • BERLIN, July 16. A decree has been promulgated empowering the cancellation of German citizenship granted to- foreigners be- / tu’een 1918 arid' 1933/ It- is Relieved that the Government is aiming at the purging of all undesirable’elements within fUlingsstheir places with unemployed. . . v / ; Another decree, prohibits 'the use of

machines in the cigar making industry, also with a view to relieving unemployment. Ay y--v’yy : ;J y:-'yj/'v''-:;:://';

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Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1933, Page 5

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THE FREE STATE Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1933, Page 5

THE FREE STATE Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1933, Page 5

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