African Premier, said: "I shall certainly leave the Conference with a feeling that I do not think often happens in the history of anyone attending such an important gathering as this, T leave fully satisfied that whatever I wanted to have and to attain have been attained at these meetings and what is more it has been attained with the full co-opera tion and sympathy of all."
Mr, O'Higgins, the Minister of Justice of the Irish Free State, re~ cognized gratefully that every matter raised by the Irish representatives had received fair and friendly' consideration, The fullest desire! had been shown to meet them in fa reasonable way on every issue.
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