Mr, De Valera, Premier of Eire, today, in a radio address: to the United States, proposed the convvoeation of conference between the high officials of the belligerent countries with a view to settling the present European conflict Mr, Do Valera declared that the two countrles—Bire and the United States—uympathized with the peoples who had to undergo the horrors of war, and added that in modern Warfare, both violer and vanquished fre forced to go through a' terrible period of /privation and suffering After the/Sears of conflict.
This Jalter fact, the Premier went an, mede It imperative that some eltioment be arrived at now.
wt will be necessary, of the end of the war, to altompt a settlement by conference. Common sense sugests thal we attempt this now before the ravages of war are fully (elt" Mr, De Valera concluded—Havas.
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