Oct. 19, So Valora's statement, in_an interview! 4 to the London "Evening Standard," on {ublect of the partition of Ireland adds ITH the controversy, though it does "19 present it in a somewhat new light. fic that the six Ulster counties remain in their refusal to be united with ree State has always been a sore point ich Covet leader, though successive hevernments have made it quite clear mq, tlole question must be settled be~ nate Sovernments of the two portions veoh, The idea of arranging the issue he's of @ plebiscite has been abandoned 3 Ute State Premier, even though he "to the (em yair, his. government would chee territory under its control, and sony uskests that Ulster might be given ition, Ocal affairs, with guarantees for halal minority in That area, the fact tion {5 otusing that right of self-deter-ied ant he, Ulsterman which he has ain obtained for the rest of Ireland. rnsible feat,, the English are morally for the existence of the division
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