Eire, received a tremendous ovation from about 1,000 Irishmen when he Sir George Paish Gives Views: Senate Minority Report Asks Truce on "Radio Lambasts" arrived at Euston station yesterday afternoon. He was welcomed at the station by Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, British Dominions Secretary. and Mr.
London. Apr. 24 President Roosevelt's "pump-pur ing" plan to pour millions of doll into circulation to break the econ collapse, Sir George Paish, eci adviser to the Lloyd-Georze during the Great War told the Unit Press here today.
He said before President Roosevelt announced his spending and lending rogtamme, "I feared a world eco mie collapse would come spring." "Now the outlook for at least a year," he Sir George said he regarded release of "frozen" gold in the United States one of the important points of Preside: programme,
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