FLAUNTING SUCCESS
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WELL DRILLED BATJALlO^S OF ARMY PARAPE STREET
AMAZING SCENES ^ITNESSpD
— By Telei^rapl; — Q.;pyright).
Rec. Mar. 14, 7.5 p.hi. LONDON, Mohfiay. The "Daily Mail's" Dubljn correspondent reperts that fqur battjilions qf the Irish Republicap Arhiy, headed by pipers carrying standards twhicia bad hee'n hiddeh for mohths, mhtchejl on to College Green, and twere received with the greatest enthusiasm, accompanied by cheers for the Republjcan Army. An amazing scene was withessejd as the army performed military evqlutions delighting the crowd and proving that they had undergone many months secret dfilling. The police, whose duty until last week would have been to arrest the marchers, had n'ow been ordered tq assist the demonstration, controlling the crowd and reguiating the traffic. Another banned society has reappeared, the Tumahn Na Ban, or the women's Republican qrganisatioxi, consisting of sevepal neatiy uniformed girls, whom the police gallantly helped through the crowd.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 173, 15 March 1932, Page 5
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