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In

"HERE COMES MR.

JORDAN"

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVÉMBER 27, 1946.

EIRE NOT REGARDED

AS

FOREIGN COUNTRY

London, November 25.

Britain will not regard Eire as a foreign country oftor hor repeal of the External Relations Act which has hitherto bound her to the British Crown, Mr. Clement Attlee, the Prime Minister, told Parliament today.

He said Eire citizens would not be regarded as for- eigners, The Eire Government had stated that it intended to bring its legislation into line with that in the Commonwealth countries so as to establish by statute that in Eire the citizens of the Commonwealth countries would receive comparable.treatment.

The British Government, the Pime Minister said, regretted that Eire would no longer be the Common- a member of wealth after the Republic of Ireland Bill came into forec.

af

Elre, however, had stated that she recognised the existence.

bc- a spectat close relationship tween Eire and the Common- wealth enuntries und desired that it should be maintained.

Mr. Attl Malch the British Government also recognised th existènce of the actual es ui | Kinship and traditional and long- |established eennomle, socia! and

trade connections.

ment or any Government in re. gard to Ireland could afford any rule or precedent for ap- plication elsewhere.

Amid Opposition cheers, ha said that now Southern Ireland had separated altogether from the Crown, the maintenance of the position of Northern Ireland bes comes all the more allgatory upon us:

He could ant conceive t2.0!

Socialist even the

Government

would enerce Northern Evelan

out of their right to chouse what shall be their relation to the Bri- tish Crown and Commonwealth.

He said: "In respect of future legislation which may be present- ed to us, we reserve absolute

freedom of action."

ROOSEVELT SAID JOE WAS NO IMPERIALIST

New York, Novombor 25.

Plane From HK President Roosevelt told the Polish Promier, Stanis law Mikołajczyk, in June 1944 that he was sure Josef Stalin was no imperialist. In Emergency Landing

Manila,, November 28, A Trans-Asiatic Airlines Dakota from Hong Kong to Manila with 27 Chinese pas. sengers made an emergency airport landing at Lingayen

IA North Luzon late ค Thursday.

#

The local TAA office sent relief plane to pick up the passengers, all of whom from Amoy.

were

Captain Francia MoGowan, pliat of the diesblad craft, made minor engine adjust. The ments

continued and fight to Manita, arriving 10 minutes after the passengers The were brought hera. Civil Aeronautics Administer- tion opened a routine Invos. tigation.Associated Press.

ABDUCTIONS ON THE INCREASE

Athens, November 20. Greek guerillas have stepped their abductions in all parts of Greece.

Moreover, the late President assured Mikolojczyk that Stalin would not dare deprive Poland of its freedom because he knew the U.S. Government stood solidly behind them, Mikołajczyk gives this vor- alon of his conversation with Mr Roosevelt In his new book, "The Rape of Poland; Pattern of Soviet Aggression."

He also recalls that in October 1944 Stalin himself lok him that roland would not become a Communist state, because the

Poles were too Individumlistle

and too nationalistic,

"Poland's future econoiny should be based on privale enter- prise," Mikolajczyk quoted! Stains as saying. "Poland will be n capitalistic state.

Mikolajezyk anid Mr. Housevelt' told him Stalin was a realist,

"And we must fol forget,

that

we judge Russian actions. the Soviet

regline has hel

only

two years of experience in international relations," Miko- Jujczyk quoted the late Pre- sident as saying.

“But of one thing I am certain, Stalin is not imperialist, la nll our dealingS with Stalin we must keep our Angers cross-

ed. The British Government was

at one with the Elre Govern- ment in destring this and that friendly relations should con. tinue and be strengthened.

Act Of 1948

The Prime Minister began his statement by reviewing the events |

when the new Eire spre 1937

But

Constitution, making no reference To the Crown, was enacted, It did however, leave in force the External Relations Act of 1936 which authorised the King to act bohulf of Eire in certain mat- fers with the Arld of external re- lations.

"In December, 1937, the United Kingdom Government slated. after consultation with the Gov- emments of Casada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, that they, ike those Govern- ments, were prepared to accept the e ennstitution as not af feel a fundamentul alteration

position of Elre member of the Commonwealth."

As it

Me. Afflec replied that there was to change whatever in the constitutional position of North- ern Ireland, He did not think there was any immediate Ior

of

The Government sold that in Varvara Veria North West bel legisintion, though there Kozane, guerillas seized 43 per- might be some need for clearing sons, up one or two small polats.

Not A Precedent

The Prime Minister sales! thot

unless Mr. Churchill was prepar ed to put forward home policy which is better than that glitch, other members of the Common- after careful consideration with

wealth, they had put forward, he might have accepted this with better grace.

по

At an unidentified village near Agrinion, 1 giris and six men were abducted.

Tripolls,

Eetween Argos and guerilias carried off 17 men and five women.-Associated Press.

RADIO

Mr. Churchill said that on This Is Radto Hong Kong account of its geographical post-broadensting ou a frequency of tion near Great Britain and on 845 kilocycles per second and on account of the long terrible and 9.52 megacycles per second in the tragic story between the two 31 metre band. countries, it seemed clear that leeland was in an entirely dif. ferent position to any

H.K.T.

other 1 pum-Dally Vaveromme Bummery,

part of the world in which Bri. lain was at present interested. Mr. Churchill contended that arrangement which might be made by the present Goverment Une United Kingdom will be govor any government in regard to emned by the British Nationality Ireland could afford any rule or Act of 1945.

The position of Eire citizens in

precedent for application where. He said a dlich was be-

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Mr. Winston Churchill, the Op-|ing dug between Northern und positions leader, said the Opposi- Southern Ireland which invester tion in no way associated seif

The partition of Ireland with with the Government's action.

greater reality and permanency The Government was acquiescing than ever.--Retailer.

arrangements

414

which left the

Southern Irish in full enjoyment of any advantage there might be in being entected with the Bri-

test Empire and Commonwealth without any reciproent obligations of their own towards it.

Ulster's Position

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The accusations were made in sclebate on a draft declaration of human rights in the United Na- No Intention Of Fighting Social Committee.

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