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Its taste is so distinctive, its aroma and bouquet so satisfy. ing. Then it is always soft and smooth to the palate, always sets perfectly, always acts as a splendid bracer. These virtues result from extraordinary care in selecting the choicest whiskies and from patience in ageing in wood and unusual skill in the blending and "marrying.” Whisky such as White Horse-real old Scotch-can be made no other way. That is why you should always ask for it by name.

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ANGLO-EIRE PAC

Legislation Put Before Both Parliaments

London, To-day.

Prompt steps were taken yesterday to implement the Anglo-Irish Agreements both in the Lon- don and Dublin parliaments. Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, the Dominions Secretary, introduced a Bill in the House of Commons to "give effect to the agreements regarding rela- tions between the United Kingdom and Eire." Mr. de Valera, the Eire Premier, introduced a simi-

lar measure in the Dail.

He was warmly applauded when terview to a representative of the he rose to speak, and declared the "Daily Telegraph" that from Ire- House must accept or reject the land's point of view the agreemen: agreements as a whole.

with Britain was not received with He especially dwelt on the return complete satisfaction, as the parti of ports at present in the hands of tion problem is still unsolved.. the British Navy, and said they would be handed over unconditional-

ly.

"Perhaps we shall be able, how- ever, to come to an arrangement

Mr. de Valera declared that Fire regarding this question more quick- ly now, since it can be treated by fully realised her obligations re-

itself and the economic war be: specting defence, and would moder-

tween Britain and Ireland is over. nise the port defensive system.

-Trans-Ocean.

EIRANN UNITY

tack on Britain.

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GOOD AGREEMENT

de-

Eire would never permit her ter-

Mr. De Valera, moving in the ritory to be used as a base for at-Dail, the resolution that the Anglo-

Irish Agreement be ratified, He believed that Irish unity clared the agreement was not by would be secured within a short time ! because be believed the British any means onesided. "Britain gets much from us. On the day all Government realised that Irish-un-

Ireland is independent,- Britair ty was more important than dis-will get the full advantages A good

unity.

agreement is one in which both Agreement would have been im-

sides have an interest in its COL- possible except for Mr.

Neville tinuance."

He added his Govern Chamberlain's broad view of con-

ment intended that no foreign ciliation and appeasement in these Power would ever be allowed *

critical times.

OPPOSITION APPROVES

The agreement finally establishes Irish sovereignty in twenty-six counties and the territorial seas.

Mr. Cosgrave, the opposition leader, welcomed the agreement and said his party would vote for it.

The new Senate met for the first time in Leinster House, in the same building as the Dail-Reuter.

MR. DE VALERA'S STATEMENT

get control of any of the ports.-British Wireless.

Irish

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Mr. P. Vaswani of

Messrs.

de Valera who arrived in Dublin on Utoomal and Assudzmal Co. is leav Tuesday evening, stated in an in-ling to-day for Japan on holiday.

Bringing Up Father

NOW-LISTEN-YOU AN' MÄGGE. MIGHT JUST AS WELL MAKE UP YOUR MINDS THAT WE'RE 'GOIN' TO MOVE BACK IN THE

NEIGHBORHOOD-

MOTHER SAID SHE WANTS YOU TO GO IN THE LIBRARY- SHE WANTS TO DISCUSS IT. WITH-

YOU-DA

THAT SUITS ME-

I'LL START RIGHT. IN AND DO THE TALKING AND SETTLE IT FOR

"ALL TIME-

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