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DE VALERA'S FALL

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last a reasonable time and whether

fall

Dublin. illegal Slon Fein court before the patronage to those who have long The dropping of Mr, da Valera Angin-Irish Treaty. Not he, but Mr. been starved of it, will act for has left Ireland breathless. It is Dillon, was the chief architect of time as powerful stimulant, Ac- something like coming off the gold the coalition, and it was with recording to our view. Ministers' will siandard. His projected trip to the fuctance that he accepted the Pre continue for about 18. menth on, a United States is definitely, off. miership. Had he declined, the coali- agreed, "programine and then

·lo, one respect at least what has tion could not have been reallard, apart. According to another, if they. happened in wholesome. After 16 The two vital questions on which manage to get through the first sla years the country desires a change, have had frank conversations with months they are good for a full term was perplexed to the kind of the present Premier and the last one of five years, Cynics point out that changs it wanted, but at the moment and with many other, front beachers, three years are required to quailly prefers the change that has occurred are whether the Administration will for a Pendu The laboured

One discussions on to no change at all. Some supporters

like to, think that the Palestine proceeding in the of Mr. MacBride are indignant, but it will govern well. Although Gov-five Gorernment parties and their Security Council are just what the electorate could be consulted erstment which the very name indispendent allies, would end by fuss

rejects tomorrow it would almost certainly of "coalition" and prefers the labeling into a single party with a neve might have been expected.

Is on the face of it name,.. · but -

1- this is still a distant and Es-vale in maintain the new and dis "interstruction, and although perhaps fanciful prospect. An urgent pecially when the debate began card the old-

Tragile with a carefully cooked-up for- The Prime Minister,

problem is to find formula for mula by the United States de besides being an able and Costello, same of its members are men

and iuccessful great ability and energy, it is easier avoiding internecine contests in by barrister and legate, putting America behind able man, has the dimincalon of cap than on the second.

a forthright, and like to be optimistic on the first point elections.

regarda efficiency, nobody the partition decision, but delicate-taining the Portmarnock Gold Club.

ROCK The desire is keep Mr. de Valora familiar with whai ly non-committal on the subject a Nationalist of the old school, out, break the great magle of his France can fail to be uncaty over of the means to implement it he took no part in the troubies," name, confure, his predictions, reponiblities of day-to-day

the tain Britain when

the thought be accepted, a brief in surrenders

portfolios

distribute, terrace by the numerous party ganisations wit the decisions mandate.

Partition was American policy first and became United Nations policy only because of the strength of America's insistence. Now the time is arriving when the Americans must sec this |thing through-and it begins to wear a very different look from

If

and

Bid To Prevent A Deadlock

London, Mar. 4.

the good old days when all they The British, French and American representatives

had to do was to blame the Bri

tish.

For example, the Zionists said Grg could look after the situa tion in Palestine, because Arab resistance would be feeble. But they have discovered their mis take.

The Arabs, getting together intend to make war on the Jews when the British leave. So the Zionists are now clamouring for weapons to fight the Arabs, and badgering the American Govern ment to raise the arms embargo. If partition is imposed it will need an international army. But the other nations have little-

stomach for the job we have par- formed alone for many years.

· American' mothers are not keen to have their boys killed in the quarrel, whether as members of an international force or not.

Then there is, oil. The Arab countries have leased many huge il concessions to the Uniteil States. They threaten to with. draw them if America insists upon the partition policy.

Finally, there is the immigra tion question. The moment Bri- tain gets out Jews will be free stream into Palestine by scores of thousands from Cyprus and ail' the countries of Europe. Just complication in this labyrinthine problers.

one more

at the Conference of Foreign Ministers de- puties on Austria here today agreed to take the Soviet claims on former German assets in Austria as a basis for negotiation, although they were unwilling to accept these claims as they stood.

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their representailver In the Cabinet. The principle of collective Minis terial responsibilly Is embedded in the constitution, but will require vigilance to enforce and, malotain

Financial estimates, and Badgers tpom ahead in the near future. The Minister for Finance, Mr. McGil has an excellent brain will need it. He and his colleagues

Bgen,

And

are committed to reducing taxes, extending social services and bring ing down the cost of living. If; n

|is probable, they resort to borrow.

CARNIVAL:

By Dick Turner.

"And for the bachelor professor

YAZHANK OF

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Finland Likely To Negotiate

Helsinki, Mar. 4.

ing the resule anuas he ultimately. la Finland is likely to agree to start negotiations for

Aationary.

The Government have had in England and America as worse, and

in Ireland a bezzer, Press than t deserves. Fianna Fail badly need The three delegates indicated, discussion was interpreted in spell in opposition, and it is entirely that they were anxious to con- diplomatic quarters here as a unhealthy that there should be 40 tinue the negotiations on the move to keep the conference practical alternative, to their rule.

in the alive.

if the Administration does achieve Austrian treaty, even

The three face of the apparent deadlock

delegates still orgenic unity, without disquieting and which has become evident at maintain, however, that a final dispersing its supporters there will recent meetings,

verdict on German assets in be every reason to cheer. Their proposal to accept the Austria is impossible until the Soviet claims as a basis for Sufiet Government provideb

concrete figures instead Fercentages on its claims.

100 Years

Ago

(From the fiss, of the "China Mail")

of

Radar Trip

The figures submitted by the Across

Channel

a military assistance pact with Russla, a Fin- nish Foreign Office spokesman stated tonight. He added: "The President and Parliament, how-

ever, have the last word.".

. This statement came six days) that their great peace-loving after it had become known that majority oppose our country. Marshat Stalin had written to joining any. bloc." President Paasikivi, suggesting

a part modelled on those sign- ed by Russia with-Rumania and Hungary.

weard!

Danger Signal

Whispering campaigns that. "reactionary: elements of the Right are secretly planning coup d'etat started in several factories here today.

Since last Friday, there have been behind the scenes con. sultations between the Finnish political parties and today

Parliamentary circles belleva second, party has agreed, to the that the campaigns were negotiations with Russia, launched. by the Communists Most political parties to and drew a parallel with simi- night, showed extreme re

lar accusations against tho

British delegate, Mr. James Marjor banks on the British proposal last Tuesday that the Soviet Government should: con-

London, Mar. 4. fine its claims in the category The 1.976-ions Antwerp ves-luxtance to commit Finland tonightwing In Czechoslovakia of oil to taking over 15 specific sel, Topane, arrived in the military assistanco pact with before the action committee companies showed that undor River Thames at Tilbury early

Egypt Treaty Discussions

London, Mar, 4 B-Abdel Fattah, Ame. Polo, Bgyp tian Ambassador in London will fly la Coiro ently next week, it wan learned officially on Thursday.

Amr, Pasha, Egyptian source said, will return to Oalso to change views with, Nokrashi Pasha, Egyptian Prime Minister, on the latest, clevelapments....in the Anglo- Egyptian

the British plan, the Soviet today after the first Epailh Russia despite the statement began their activitiesRouter. Government would get about Channel crossing over padė The political parties have the last word in the matter, 40 per cent of the oil extraction entirely by radar-navigation.

The ship, left Ostend yesterday is and so far only the Communists a year and about 33-1/8' per. A very valorous correspon- cent of the extraction and exa thick fox, which normally would and the extreme Leftwing Fea

nd the have kept her is harbour, and dent has addressed. a letter to ploration rights claimed by the viability continued so bad that the ple's Democrats have given

President Paasikivi anunt us regarding the practicability Soviet Government

master saw-nothing other. of forming a carriage drivoj It will have to be decided at all the who of the pink qualified "yes" to his inquiry

*Tilbury.

whether they support the pro from the Albany Barrack to tomorrow's meeting whether in When the Topaze arrived, exactly the summit of the Hill to the the light of the provisional on time, the master, Captain de la posed pact

Not-Satisfied British, French and Aingricant Rur, stated that he had had per Eastward.

The Swedish People's Party, The pleasure which our cor- comments on the Soviet claims fect picture on the radar" "screen- of all buoys, ships mod. surrounding respondent aceme to have en- it will be possible to start nego land, and had been able to judge his after a three-hours session to joyed in his rural walks around tiations, and point by point, in distances to a few yards, although night, could only tell the Prest Victoria Peak, he would fain the hope of securing Soviet from the bridge he had been able to dent that they would "not ob

public. concessious.-Reuter.

nee? nothing at all-Reuter,

feet to the negotiations being started."

This reply. It was understood, He will also convey did not satisfy the Presidents results of his contects sa it did not answer the seven Government representatives, points he had fixed as a basis A full report on the international stinis is expected, to bi iubmitted by for the parties' discusions. "THE AUTHORITY ON AUTHORITIES"

These points included the Amri Pasha.to.the Egyptika. Goyarn- role Finland's reduced, armed meat and to the palace Amy Lat

ported to remain in Cairo, two weeks. forces could play in any mill-before his return to Lap ng aprend KILLABLE KINGS reckoning told him to count tary pact, the suitability of the old, Pypisį. .

West for six diamonds and four Russo-Hungarian and Russo- clubs because of the twice-bid Rumanian pacts as models for

No wonder the United Nations make patent to the is hesitating on the brink. Every- His description of the scenery one realises that only an interna-to be vlowed from. and the tional force can stop a war in bracing effect of the air to be Palestine and there is hardly enjoyed on, the height may time to raise one-before the Bri- tempt even some of the laży rish leave..

'ones to put for the necesBLÍY to carry themselves exertion thither,

Admitting the possibility of which we take leave to doubt, forming a carriage road, of

Well, that is UNO's worry, not the British. A standstill in Palestine, while efforts are made to reconcile Jews and, Arabe, has been suggested. During that the difficulty of procuring funds

If there remains any solution

a

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By SHEPARD. BARCLAY

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Any declarer gets a kiçle first suit before the singly bid the Pinnish, pact, and the "Work Or Fight"

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time law and order would be to compers such an undertak out of dropping with his ace a second. West therefore could effect on public opinion hére öf maintained by the British? The Ing would prove an insuperable king which would have won a have only three major ault the proposed pact. men who are caught, between two barrier to the scheme which trick if he had finessed: Such cards, probably one of them fires and do not fire back. The our corrspondent proposes...plays are made on pure bunches, a heart and two of them spades, agreed, however, to a supple

The Swedish People's Party- men who are blamed for the "a broad carriage road to the but in those cases there in no very likely including both mentary answer, covering these Lewis R. Hershey, director of Washington; Mar.14.-.. crimes of both sides, and ake-mountain ridge."

satisfaction comparable to that kings. murdered by snipers when they. It would not be expected that from reasoning which shows

points later.

Selectivo Service, Bald.today: So to the third trick, he laid the Government would aid it that the play, is marked as down the heart "A" and dropped

No Decision

that the Government's emerč run. to help.

with a grant of money, or even probable to succeed. There are one king. He led to the heat day, the Agrarians, Conserva cludes a plan for à universal After two long sessions to gency defence programme · in». in which to the problem which does not with convict labour, while so situations

the Q, and brought: forth the, spade condemn the Holy Land to be much remains to be done to the thorough card reader can figure 3, lotting it run to the West tives and Liberals could not work, or fight" draft of all shambles, it will call for a lot of atta and roa is immediately out that he should make the returned the club 7 to the K, reach a decision, and adjourned men and woman. Congress face-saving, an

within and around the city....try, with the odds heavily in the heart 6, was led to the until tomorrow would have to authorize eucha arrangement ac- nor could it, in these times, bojhis favour."

The Social Democrats, after plan before it could be put in ceptable both to Jews and to looked for that the community Arabs, and for a withdrawal of would come forward with the Jewish insistence upon the crea necessary funds. Of what tion of a separate Jewish State. value to: the community.

Nothing else will;serve. W or even to the Government, has S K Q.. Ap Arab-Jewish. federal state been the lavish expenditure of HK is envisaged, a solution on which money upon the road" girding DQ J 10 682 the Araba have been prepared to the Island now, alas! al- CAQ75. make concessions, and on which lowed to become impassable to the Jews have remained, adamant. horseman 7 If we mistake Meantime, the Araba havet, some of the bridges have

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od that if East, had held the mising their reply! later to Hershey also told the Senate Subcommittee apade K, he would have covered night, announced "Our Count Appropriations the lead from dummy on the try has no passibility of refus the armed forces are set to it 88762 Afth trick. Since Lendid not, in at least to negotinte, par duet men at a much faster rater HD84 West must have the K So ticularly as no information is in an emergency than, they did D.98 South laid down the A. and fell available on the terms of the during World War United 101098ed this second dropped king, proposed pact. Press.

"During the negotiations, WO The spade 10 and B and the two top diamonds then completed it, however, work on the basia that our popple wish to the contract,

maintain their neutrality and

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