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DUBLIN, JUNE 18.

LONDON, JUNE 15. "A FAR GREATER DANGER THE RUMOURS THAT THE TO THE PEACE OF THE IRISH ARMY HAD BEEN TOLD. WORLD EXISTS IN ASIA TO PREPARE ITSELF FOR A THAN IN EUROPE, AND I AM WAR WITH THE NORTHERN VERY GLAD THAT WE, PER- IRELAND COUNTIES WERE HAPS A LITTLE TARDILY, | VIGOROUSLY DENIED IN ARE TAKING STEPS TO MEET THE DAIL TO-DAY BY PRE- DIFFICULTIES IN COOPERA-MIER EAMON DE VALERA, TION WITH OUR FRENCH | SPEAKING DURING THE DE- FRIENDS IN THE FAR EAST," BATE ON THE BUDGET ES- LORD STRABOLGI, LABOUR TIMATES, MOVIETONE NEWS MEMBER, ASSERTED IN THE

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"There is no justification what soever for the rumour that the He advocated closer military army was being recruited to en- staff co-ordination between Bri-gage in a war against Northern tain and her allies and asserted, Ireland," he said.

"The main "what is happening in Asia to- purpose of recruiting is national day reinforces the need for co-defence." operation with our potential

allies."

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The Premier then stressed the determination of the Government to keep the country neutral în the event of any conflict.

aim is to try and keep this nation.

"The Government's policy and

and naval missions

out of war, if this lays within the pectively visit Singapore and power of the Government," he said. "Everybody knows that Indo-China.

neutrality is only effective if one has the power to defend it. Our army won't be used against any Power unless a Power attack us.'

Before Lord Strabolgi took the floor, Lord Davies Liberal, complained that Britain and France were delivering scrap iron and various metals to the axis powers.

"WELL ON OUR WAR"

He advocated an accord be- tween Britain, France and their dominions and colonies to restrict exports. of materials "which might contribute to Italian and German rearmament.”

Mr. de Valera emphasized the necessity for Ireland of main- taining commercial relations with Great Britain in the event of a

war.

If any enemy of Great Britain during a conflict objected to the maintenance of commerci- al relations between Eire-and Britain, then Eire, stressed the Prime Minister, should do what it could to continue to trade with.. Lord Chatfield, Minister for London for commercial exchan- the Co-ordination of National De-ges will Britain dominate the fence, also made a statement in economic lite of Eire.

the House to-day.

He announced, "We are well on our way to achieve our aim of being more ready for war in peace than we have ever been.

Winding up the debate on munitions and armaments, he said he fully appreciated the in- portance of staff parleys between Britain and her allies. such con- sultations "are being carried out and will continue to be carried out."

Military-conversations between Britain and her allies had not yet progressed as far as parleys be- tween Italy and the Reich only because they had been entered into later, Lord Chatfield con- |cluded. Havas.

90 PEOPLE AFFLICTED WITH RABIES

EMPTY 'PLANE

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CRASH

An aeroplane took off without a pilot as soon as its engine was start-- ed up at Hanworth, Middlesex. It flew half a mile and crashed on, to A.R.P. trenches at the R.A.S.C. de- pot, Feltham.

The machine was wrecked but the trenches came out of the realistic test undamaged.

A man employed at the London Air Park Flying Club, Hanworth, had' wheeled the machine, a two-seater training craft, from its hangar.

He thought it would be a help to his colleagues if he warmed up the engine and got the machine ready for their arrival,

So he switched on the engine and swung the propeller.

Budapest, June 17. The engine leapt inte life with a Ninety residents of the small roar. The throttle was wide open town of Karcag were afflicted and in a fracton of second the with rabies. to-day after being machine began to move and quickly bitten by cattle which had pre- gathered apeed. Desperately the viously been attacked by a mad man tried to hold it back, but he dog.

was forced to jump clear. The dog, in its rampage The plane raced across the through the little town, had bit- aerodrome and rose just in time to- ten a cowherd and his son clear the 6ft, fence at the boundary. Rabid cattle accounted for the It rose steadily, banked, levelled rest. No less than 22 victims, out and climbed to about forty or including several children, were fifty feat. Then its wing tip struck- admitted for treatment to the the corner of ding at the

local Pasteur Institute alone. R.A.5.0 depot and the machine Havas.

crashed.