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Rec. 7.50 p.m. || London, Aug. 18. -0es', in a leader, says: "It ijated that there. will be Jferences to the deplorable 3Iraq at Geneva in Septemr;tish official optimism is be as strongly criticised as zligenee." [jmes also declares: "The rernnient's best defe.nce is to jelywith the offenders whose jjas injured its reputation ■ediately to make restitution jnocent communities which 5ered violence and spoila■overnment erred in detain- ■ patriarch, Marshinum, be- ■ encouraged his wilder fol§f undertake a hairbrained Ko Frcnch Syria which led to ■jter. ■eague of Nations, which in ■itakenly refused to give the ■; a homeland in Iraq, can ■jr its error and assist the R; to fmd new liomes in Syria ffikre."
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 614, 19 August 1933, Page 5
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